Tuesday Midday Nowcast For Alabama

Mostly cloudy skies across the state for now, but you may see the sun return this afternoon before rain returns tomorrow.

CURRENTLY: Clouds are still hanging tough across most of the state, but breaks are starting to appear. The clouds are slowly pushing their way to the south. Skies are actually clearing in the extreme northwestern counties of the state. Parts of Lauderdale, Colbert, Lawrence, and Limestone counties may actually see blue skies right now.

TEMPERATURES: Temperatures across Alabama at 11:00 AM range from the lower 50s up in north Alabama, lower 60s in central Alabama, and mid to upper 60s in south Alabama.

RAINFALL: The only rain affecting Alabama at this moment is located along the Gulf Coast and up through Mobile and Baldwin counties. These showers and thunderstorms are moving to the east at 35 MPH.

REST OF TODAY: Clouds should continue to break up and push to the south. The sun could break out before sunset tonight. Latest runs have most of the rainfall staying along the Gulf Coast. Temperatures are expected to reach the mid to upper 60s for much of Alabama, with 70s possible in parts of south Alabama.

TOMORROW: Clouds will start to build back in across the state and rain chances will be on the increase. Latest model runs have rain entering the state from the southwest during the late morning hours and lasting throughout the daytime and evening hours. Rain could be heavy at times. Highs should reach the upper 60s to near 70 across the area. Nothing severe, but rainfall amounts of 1/2 to 1 inch are likely.

Category: Alabama's Weather