Sunshine and warmth start the week, a brief cool-down Tuesday-Wednesday, then warming back up before a weekend cool-down
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - This Monday morning starts off pleasant, with sunshine and mild conditions across central and south Alabama. A cold front moves through early in the week, bringing dry conditions and slightly cooler temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday.
The pattern then warms back up toward the end of the week before another cold front arrives this weekend to cool us down once again.Expect a mix of sun and clouds to kick off the week. A cold front moves through the region, bringing a noticeable wind shift from west to north. Conditions remain dry throughout the day. Highs will reach pleasant levels in the upper 70s to the low-to-mid 80s. The wind shift will be the main feature as we transition into slightly cooler air. Tonight, clouds increase, with lows dropping into the 40s and 50s.Tuesday brings slightly cooler conditions as the cold front’s influence continues. Clouds will be more abundant throughout the day. A low-end rain chance develops late Tuesday night as moisture increases. Some isolated showers are possible, but widespread rain is not expected. Highs will range from the mid 60s to mid 70s. This is a brief cool stretch before warmth returns.Watch the latest live and local weather data below, streaming on WSFA Weather Now! Please note, this stream does not include live severe weather coverage, only data on the latest weather conditions.Wednesday morning may see a few scattered showers, especially late Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Rain chances remain low, but a few showers are possible. Conditions improve as the day progresses, with drying expected by midday. Highs will stay in the 60s to low 70s. By afternoon, skies begin to clear.Warmth quickly returns, with highs climbing back into the 80s. Thursday and Friday look pleasant, with mostly dry conditions and continued warmth. This is your best window for outdoor plans before the next system arrives.Another cold front moves through the region heading into the weekend. While this system is also expected to be dry, with no significant rain anticipated, temperatures will drop noticeably. Highs Saturday and Sunday will be in the 70s—cooler than earlier in the week. Stay with First Alert Weather for updates to your forecast. Download the WSFA First Alert Weather App for the latest radar and hourly forecasts.Lots of sunshine with little to no rain in sight
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