What to Expect from Alabama's Weekend Forecast
After what seemed like endless days of wet weather, along with strong to severe thunderstorms, this weekend is going to be a special treat for Alabamians.
James Spann, ABC 33/40, and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa Chief Meteorologist said this weekend, “We get a chance to dry out.”
Weekend Weather, West Alabama Weekend Weather, No Rain This Weekend in Alabama
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 84 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 83 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 84 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 84 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 81 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 84 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 84 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 81 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 83 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 82 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 83 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 83 °F
Saturday: Sunny with a High of 83 °F
Sunday: Partly Sunny with a High of 83 °F
“An upper ridge will build across the region with rising heat levels; highs most days will be in the 85–91-degree range,” said Spann. “Humidity levels will rise as well, and while we could have a few spotty showers and storms around, most days will be dry.”
Mary K. – Weather Forecaster
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