Birmingham, AL — The National Weather Service warns of continuing high temperatures in Birmingham, with highs reaching the low to mid-90s by Tuesday. Local residents should prepare for a heatwave, with isolated showers or storms expected later in the week. High temperatures, combined with elevated humidity, will make conditions uncomfortable for outdoor activities, especially during the afternoon hours.
According to the NWS Birmingham, highs will reach 94°F on Tuesday, and roadways such as I-65 and I-20 could see reduced visibility or slick conditions if storms develop. Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, and check their vehicles for overheating. Those driving in the area should be prepared for sudden rain showers and stay updated on local weather alerts.
Looking ahead, cooler temperatures are expected by Thursday, with highs dropping into the upper 70s. Rain chances will increase toward the middle of the week, providing relief from the heat. Local authorities recommend checking weather updates before heading out for long trips on major highways.
