HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Storm chances build overnight and continue into Tuesday, raising concerns for morning commuters in northern Alabama. Heavy rain and lightning may slow traffic on I-565 and U.S. Highway 72, while localized ponding on secondary roads is possible.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, storms may develop after midnight and persist into early Tuesday, with a 40 percent chance of rain during the morning commute. Skies will stay partly cloudy with highs near 82 degrees. Winds remain light from the south but could shift with storm outflows.
Madison County residents should prepare for reduced visibility and wet pavement during peak drive times. Drivers are urged to allow extra travel time, avoid flooded areas, and check for updates before leaving home. While severe weather is not expected, brief gusty winds and frequent lightning could accompany stronger cells.
Conditions improve by Wednesday, though a chance of showers and storms lingers through the afternoon with highs around 84. Drier and sunnier weather takes hold Thursday into the weekend, offering warmer afternoons but fewer travel disruptions.
Friday and Saturday both feature sunshine and highs in the mid-80s, making for comfortable outdoor plans as Meteorological Fall settles in. Nights will cool into the low 60s, bringing mild relief after humid afternoons.
Residents should remain alert for changing weather Tuesday and be ready for possible advisories if storms strengthen.
Five Day Forecast for Huntsville, Alabama
- Tuesday: High 82, storms and showers likely.
- Wednesday: High 84, chance of showers and storms.
- Thursday: High 85, mostly sunny, light winds.
- Friday: High 87, sunny skies.
- Saturday: High 84, mostly sunny and pleasant.
