HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Residents in Huntsville can expect a warm but cloudy afternoon with temperatures reaching the upper 60s today. As the night falls, rain and storms are predicted to roll in after midnight, with heavy downpours at times.
The area is under a 48 FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY, which will remain in effect overnight and through Saturday morning. This weather alert indicates that the heavy rainfall and storms could significantly impact the morning commute, with potential for flash flooding and water accumulation on roads.
On Friday, conditions will continue to be grim, marked by periods of torrential rain and thunderstorms, with gusty winds potentially exceeding 40 MPH. Residents should prepare for more heavy rain throughout the day, with low temperatures expecting to hover around 60 degrees.
Saturday morning will bring continued rain and storms, with the 48 FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY persisting until noon. Thankfully, forecasters anticipate that the rain will taper off by late morning, leaving a cloudy afternoon as temperatures slowly decline from the 60s to the 40s by the evening. A clear and cold night is expected, with temperatures dropping to the mid-30s.
Looking ahead to Sunday, the weather will shift to a mix of sun and clouds, promising a much cooler high of only reaching the mid-40s.
Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and alerts to navigate these challenging conditions safely.