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Huntsville, AL Rain Alert: Showers Return Tuesday, 90% Chance Wednesday Nov 4
Huntsville, AL – Residents across northern Alabama can expect a brief break from wet weather Monday, Nov. 2, before another round of rain moves into the region Tuesday evening and continues into Wedne
By Grant Holloway · 2026-11-01T21:45:32.862Z
Huntsville, AL – Residents across northern Alabama can expect a brief break from wet weather Monday, Nov. 2, before another round of rain moves into the region Tuesday evening and continues into Wednesday, bringing precipitation chances as high as 90%.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, lingering rainfall Sunday is expected to end by Sunday night, allowing dry conditions to return for the beginning of the workweek.
However, the improvement will be short lived as another weather system brings increasing rain chances by Tuesday evening.
Monday Brings Dry Weather and Highs Near 74 Degrees Monday is expected to provide the best opportunity for outdoor activities and travel before the next round of precipitation arrives.
Afternoon temperatures will range from 70 to 74 degrees across northern Alabama, with overnight lows between 55 and 60 degrees.
The dry conditions should continue into at least part of Tuesday before rain chances increase during the evening hours.
Tuesday's afternoon temperatures are forecast to reach between 73 and 77 degrees, making it the warmest day of the three day outlook.
Rain probabilities climb to 40% 80% Tuesday evening as showers spread across the region.
Wednesday Rain Chances Reach 90% By Wednesday, Nov. 4, the National Weather Service expects rain to become more widespread, with precipitation probabilities ranging from 80% to 90%.
Afternoon temperatures will remain relatively mild, reaching between 70 and 74 degrees.
Overnight lows are expected to fall between 52 and 57 degrees.
The returning rainfall could create wet road conditions during Wednesday's commute, particularly around Huntsville, Decatur, Athens and surrounding Tennessee Valley communities.
Although rain chances are high, the supplied forecast does not identify a specific severe thunderstorm threat or expected rainfall totals.
Residents should take advantage of Monday's dry weather and monitor updated forecasts before traveling Tuesday evening or Wednesday.