Huntsville, AL — North Alabama begins the week on a slightly cooler note as northerly winds usher in a subtle drop in temperatures. Today’s conditions will feature winds of 5–10 mph, with occasional gusts approaching 15 mph, making the day feel a bit less warm than recent afternoons. High temperatures are expected to range from the mid-60s to lower 70s, while early morning lows dipped into the mid-30s to around 40°F, providing a crisp start to the day.
Monday brings similar temperatures, with highs in the 63–67°F range under partly cloudy skies. Winds gradually ease, and overall conditions remain dry and calm. A shift begins late Monday night as moisture starts to increase from the southwest.
By Tuesday, rain chances return—starting at 10–20%, especially during the afternoon and evening. Temperatures climb back into the 72–78°F range, introducing a warm, humid feel typical of early autumn transitions in the Tennessee Valley. Although rainfall coverage will remain scattered, any showers that do form could linger into the nighttime hours.
Wednesday continues the trend of mild temperatures and intermittent rainfall, with highs between 75–79°F. A 10–15% chance of rain will persist throughout the day, primarily in the afternoon, though widespread rainfall is not expected.
Thursday looks similar, with highs of 75–78°F and rain chances increasing slightly into the 10–30% range. While not a washout, the potential for passing showers continues through the late week as unsettled weather remains firmly in place.
Looking ahead, this pattern of warm days paired with occasional light rain chances is expected to linger into the weekend. Residents should keep umbrellas handy but can also expect plenty of dry breaks between shower opportunities.
