Huntsville, Alabama – Extreme heat and the threat of severe storms will continue to grip northern Alabama through Friday, with heat indices soaring as high as 110°F and afternoon storms posing risks of flooding, wind, and hail.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, a Heat Advisory remains in effect through 7 p.m. Wednesday, with dangerous heat expected to linger through the weekend. Highs in Huntsville and Muscle Shoals are forecast to push above 100°F each day, with peak heat index values between 101°F and 110°F.
Afternoon and evening storms will build daily from Wednesday through Friday, moving east to west across northeast and north-central Alabama, including Madison, Jackson, and Morgan counties. While confidence remains low, damaging wind gusts, isolated hail, and heavy rainfall are all possible with these storms.
Residents should shift outdoor activities to the early morning, drink water frequently, and take breaks in air conditioning. Use multiple ways to receive weather warnings, especially when thunder or lightning is detected nearby.
The dual threats of heat and storms will continue into the weekend. Stay alert for additional advisories from the National Weather Service.
🔥 Five-Day Outlook for Huntsville & Muscle Shoals:
- Wednesday: Heat Index 109°F (HSV); storms possible afternoon/evening
- Thursday: Heat Index 108°F (HSV), 106°F (MS); scattered strong storms likely
- Friday: Heat Index 103°F; isolated storms late
- Saturday: Heat Index 102°F; lingering heat, storm risk continues
- Sunday: Heat Index 101°F; drier, still hot
