Huntsville, AL – Residents in the Tennessee Valley can expect mild temperatures this week, but wet weather may dampen Christmas festivities. A warming trend will lead into the holiday, with rain chances increasing Tuesday night and persisting through Christmas Day.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Huntsville, temperatures will climb steadily, starting with highs near 47 on Monday under sunny skies. By Tuesday, temperatures will rise to 57 degrees, though clouds will build in the evening, bringing a 20% chance of showers overnight. Rain chances jump to 40% by Christmas morning as highs reach 55 degrees.
Drivers should exercise caution on local roads like U.S. Route 231, as light rain on Wednesday could create slick conditions during holiday travel. Meteorologists advise securing outdoor decorations ahead of possible wet and breezy weather midweek.
After a mild and damp Christmas, conditions improve slightly. Wednesday night will bring lingering showers and a low of 47 degrees. By Thursday, highs could reach 59 under mostly cloudy skies, offering a brief reprieve. Rain returns by Friday, with a 50% chance of showers forecasted through Saturday.
This week’s weather highlights Huntsville’s shifting pattern, from clear and cold to mild and rainy, emphasizing the need for flexible travel plans and weather-appropriate attire.
Be sure to monitor the NWS for updates and plan accordingly to stay safe during holiday celebrations.
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