Huntsville, Alabama – The Alabama weather pattern will bring cooler temperatures and an increased chance for rain and thunderstorms this weekend, with highs staying below 80°F for the next several days. Thunderstorms are expected each afternoon, though severe weather remains unlikely.
According to the National Weather Service, Huntsville’s forecast includes rain and thunder chances peaking between 50-80% each day, with the strongest storms most likely during the afternoon hours. Temperatures will range from the mid-60s on Saturday to the low 80s by Wednesday. Some storms could reach severe limits, but widespread severe weather isn’t anticipated.
This weather pattern will bring cooler temperatures to much of Alabama, including cities like Birmingham, Decatur, and Florence. Residents can expect showers and possible thunderstorms each afternoon, especially between Saturday and Tuesday, which may impact outdoor activities and travel. Those with plans in the Bankhead National Forest and other outdoor spots should be aware of potential disruptions due to rain.
Stay updated with any watches or warnings from local authorities as the weekend progresses, and remember to monitor weather conditions, particularly during afternoon hours when the storms are most likely to develop.
