Spring weather continues to bring the potential for thunderstorms and heavy showers across Huntsville, Alabama, this week. Residents can expect unsettled weather starting Thursday afternoon, with thunderstorms and showers likely to continue into Friday morning. Travelers should be prepared for wet roads and possible delays.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will see showers begin in the early afternoon, followed by thunderstorms likely after 5 p.m. Winds will pick up, with gusts reaching up to 25 mph, and rainfall amounts could exceed a half-inch in some areas. For Friday, the storm chances remain high, especially during the morning hours, when additional thunderstorms are expected. The storms could bring heavy rain, so it’s a good idea to plan extra time for your morning commute.
Huntsville is not alone in dealing with this spring storm pattern—many parts of northern Alabama will face similar conditions, including possible flooding risks in some low-lying areas. Travelers on major roadways such as I-565 and US-231 should remain alert, as slick conditions could make driving hazardous. If possible, delay non-essential travel or consider alternate routes to avoid the heaviest rain.
Looking ahead to the weekend, conditions should begin to improve. Saturday will bring partly cloudy skies, though there’s still a 30% chance of showers later in the day. Sunday’s forecast looks brighter, with mostly clear skies and high temperatures around 71°F.
As for the five-day forecast, expect a brief reprieve from the storms by Saturday afternoon, but spring showers are likely to return by next week.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Thursday: High 83°F, Low 63°F, Showers and thunderstorms likely, especially after 5 p.m.
- Friday: High 82°F, Low 64°F, Thunderstorms likely with heavy rain possible.
- Saturday: High 72°F, Low 51°F, Showers likely, mainly in the afternoon.
- Sunday: High 71°F, Low 48°F, Mostly clear.
- Monday: High 72°F, Low 60°F, Mostly sunny with a slight chance of rain.
