Huntsville, Alabama – Blazing heat and storm chances are converging Monday in northern Alabama as summer holds firm over the Tennessee Valley.
According to the National Weather Service, Huntsville residents could see heat index values soar to 105°F by mid-afternoon on Monday, July 28th, followed by a slight chance of thunderstorms after 3 p.m. Winds will shift westward at around 5 mph, and while precipitation is expected to remain low (20%), any storms that form could bring brief downpours or lightning—especially along I-565 and high-traffic areas.
With Monday’s high reaching 94°F, the combination of heat and humidity increases the risk of heat exhaustion. Locals are urged to limit outdoor activity, drink plenty of water, and check on elderly neighbors and pets.
By Monday night, conditions turn partly cloudy with a low near 76°F. The heat holds steady into Tuesday, with a 20% chance of afternoon showers and storms. Wednesday brings the most active pattern of the week, with storms likely and a 60% chance of rain, potentially impacting travel and outdoor plans.
☀️ Five-Day Forecast for Huntsville (July 28–August 2):
- Monday: High 94°F | Slight chance of afternoon storms | Heat index up to 105°F
- Tuesday: High 97°F | Slight storm chance late | Low 76°F
- Wednesday: High 94°F | Storms likely, especially in the afternoon | Low 75°F
- Thursday: High 93°F | 40% chance of storms | Low 74°F
- Friday: High 90°F | 70% chance of showers and storms | Low 73°F
- Saturday: High 87°F | Showers possible, 70% chance | Cooler temps expected
⚠️ More storms and cooler temps could shift in by Saturday, marking a break from this week’s extreme heat. Stay weather-aware.
