Huntsville, AL — Alabama residents should prepare for a midweek shift in weather as thunderstorms and strong wind gusts move into the Huntsville area beginning Wednesday, April 2. Drivers along I-565 should be especially alert during the afternoon commute as storm activity and reduced visibility may develop after 1 p.m.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered thunderstorms are expected in Huntsville between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., with a slight chance of showers persisting into the evening. Wind gusts could reach up to 30 mph, especially in open areas and elevated roadways. The chance of precipitation sits at 20%, but storm cells may intensify quickly.
Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items and avoid travel during high wind periods. Temperatures will remain warm, with a high near 84°F.
Looking ahead, Thursday brings partly sunny skies with a continued slight chance of showers and a high of 87°F. Friday will be mostly clear and hot, reaching up to 88°F. Saturday poses the next major concern, with a 20% chance of afternoon storms and temperatures again in the high 80s. Sunday’s forecast includes a 70% chance of rain, likely in the morning, followed by cooler air moving in.
This stretch of spring weather keeps conditions warmer than average for early April. Stay weather-aware and follow updates from the National Weather Service Huntsville office for any changes.
