Central Alabama is bracing for a rainy Veterans Day, with showers expected to roll in across Birmingham and surrounding areas. A cold front will bring scattered showers Monday, setting the tone for a cooler week ahead. Residents should prepare for rain throughout the day, impacting morning commutes and outdoor activities. Temperatures will reach a high near 75°F before dropping into the low 60s overnight. Drivers on major roads like Interstate 20 and Highway 280 should exercise caution during potential downpours.
According to the National Weather Service, a gradual clearing is expected by Monday afternoon, making way for cooler and drier conditions. Tuesday will bring sunny skies with a high of 72°F, offering a much-needed break from the rain. Overnight lows will hover around 53°F, adding a crisp touch to the evenings.
The extended forecast shows mostly clear skies on Tuesday and Wednesday, though slight chances of showers could return by mid-week. Highs will stay in the upper 60s to low 70s, with nighttime temperatures dropping into the low 50s. The week will finish with another chance of showers on Thursday, marking a shift back to slightly unsettled weather patterns.
For Veterans Day events, attendees should plan for wet conditions early in the day and dress for cooler weather as the afternoon progresses.
