Huntsville, AL – A mix of patchy fog and thunderstorms are expected to affect travel along major roadways, including I-565, as the weekend kicks off. Commuters should be alert to rapidly changing visibility conditions, particularly between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m. Saturday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, a 20% chance of thunderstorms is forecast for Friday afternoon, primarily after 1 p.m. in Huntsville and surrounding areas. Travelers are advised to drive cautiously, especially with calm winds pushing fog across the region overnight. With fog likely reducing visibility to less than 10 miles, drivers on I-565 and near Madison County Executive Airport should take extra care and allow extra time for their commutes.
For those planning outdoor activities, Saturday promises clearer skies, with temperatures peaking near 88°F under mostly sunny conditions. Morning fog may linger into the early hours but will dissipate quickly, offering a warm and pleasant day. Winds will remain light, making for ideal weather conditions through the weekend.
Looking ahead, the start of next week offers a break from the heat, with Monday and Tuesday seeing sunny skies and highs ranging from 78°F to 81°F. Nights will be cooler, with temperatures dropping into the low 50s, providing some relief after the hot days.
