Huntsville, Alabama – Blistering Sunday heat will send temperatures soaring to 96° across northern Alabama, with heat index values near 100° by early afternoon. Residents in Huntsville and surrounding areas are urged to stay indoors during peak sun hours and drink plenty of water.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, calm winds and mostly clear skies will dominate Sunday, July 6, as high pressure holds over the region. By Monday, however, the pattern begins to shift with a 20% chance of thunderstorms developing after 1 p.m., increasing the risk of localized lightning and brief downpours along I-565 and throughout Madison County.
While Sunday and Monday remain primarily dry, humidity and instability will climb through midweek. Tuesday night brings a 50% chance of showers and storms after 1 a.m., possibly affecting early Wednesday travel. Rain chances persist through Thursday, with afternoon storms likely each day and daytime highs remaining in the low 90s.
Travelers and commuters should monitor forecasts closely, especially heading into Tuesday night and Wednesday when storm coverage becomes more widespread. Keep mobile devices charged, avoid flooded roads, and secure outdoor furniture ahead of any severe activity.
5-Day Forecast: Huntsville, AL
- Sunday (7/6): Sunny, high near 96°. Heat index up to 100°
- Monday: Slight chance of p.m. storms. High 96°
- Tuesday: 50% chance of showers/storms late. High 94°
- Wednesday: 30% chance of storms. High 93°
- Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms likely. High 90°
