The forecast will be pretty similar to what we saw across North/Central Alabama on Sunday, as we'll start off the day with a decent amount of sunshine. Clouds will start building during the second half of the morning and scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms will begin popping up mainly during the late morning through the early evening hours.
More of the same for Monday that you have seen over the weekend... expect scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms across the area, especially during the afternoon and evening hours.
There is not going to be much change to the forecast as scattered showers and storms will be possible on each day.
Monday will be the driest day of the forecast period as moisture starts to work northward across Central Alabama. By Tuesday, all of Central Alabama will have decent rain chances, with rain becoming likely by midweek.
Dry weather for nearly everyone across the area for your 4th of July celebrations and on Monday, but rain chances start increasing for the rest of the week. We'll also take a look at the latest on Tropical Storm Elsa.
We’ll have an awesome holiday weekend with lower humidity and below-normal temperatures, before we return to more of a typical summertime pattern for the work week ahead. We’ll also take a look at the latest on Hurricane Elsa.
I couldn't ask for better weather for the start to the Independence Day weekend and for my oldest daughter's birthday. We'll have a ton of sunshine with below average temperatures on your Saturday.
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