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Alabama weather alert: “Storms, sunshine, and sudden heat!” — A wild 3-day weather ride begins

From thunderclouds to high humidity, Alabama faces unpredictable weather patterns through the weekend

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Alabama 3-Day Weather
Storm clouds roll over Alabama’s fields while sun peeks through — the state braces for a dynamic 3-day weather stretch

Alabama, USA — Buckle up for a rollercoaster of weather over the next three days. Thunderstorms, rising humidity, and pockets of extreme heat are in store across the Heart of Dixie. While parts of northern Alabama brace for strong storms, southern regions will see sunny skies followed by sticky, sweltering afternoons.

According to the National Weather Service, Alabama will witness multiple microclimates, with temperatures peaking in the low to mid-90s, and rain chances fluctuating each day.

🌦️ Alabama 3-Day Weather Forecast

DayWeather ConditionHigh / LowRain ChanceUV Index
FridayPartly Cloudy with T-Storms88°F / 71°F60%Moderate (6)
SaturdayHot and Humid92°F / 73°F20%High (9)
SundayScattered Storms90°F / 70°F50%High (8)

⚠️ What Alabamians Need to Know This Weekend:

  • Thunderstorms could bring lightning, gusty winds, and brief flooding in northern and central regions.
  • Southern Alabama, including areas near Mobile and Dothan, will see hotter and drier conditions, but humidity will be intense.
  • Keep an umbrella and sunscreen handy — you may need both within the same hour!
  • Watch local alerts for any developing severe weather.
  • Hydration, sun protection, and flexible outdoor plans are your best allies.

“The weather can flip on a dime,” said meteorologist Karen Lowe. “It’s one of those weekends where you’ll be checking your phone radar every hour.”

Whether you’re tailgating, hiking, or simply relaxing at home, make sure to prepare for a mix of heat, haze, and surprise rain. Alabama’s sky is putting on a moody show this weekend.

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Alabama Weather Alert Next Five Days Prepare for Storms Heat and Humidity

Storm‑y afternoons, soaring temps, and high humidity—here’s what Alabamians need to know this week.

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June 17, 2025

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Alabama 5 Day Weather Forecast Scattered Storms Heat and Humidity Ahead
Alabama 5 Day Weather Forecast Scattered Storms Heat and Humidity Ahead
Mostly cloudy and humid with a thunderstorm in parts of the areaToday83°75°Mostly cloudy and humid with a thunderstorm in parts of the area
Mainly cloudy and humid; a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoonWednesday88°75°Mainly cloudy and humid; a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon
Humid with intervals of clouds and sunshine; an afternoon thunderstorm in parts of the areaThursday89°71°Humid with intervals of clouds and sunshine; an afternoon thunderstorm in parts of the area
Partly sunny and humid; a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoonFriday90°72°Partly sunny and humid; a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
Partly sunny and humid; an afternoon thunderstorm in parts of the areaSaturday91°74°Partly sunny and humid; an afternoon thunderstorm in parts of the area
Times of clouds and sun with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm; humidSunday90°74°Times of clouds and sun with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm; humid
Humid with times of clouds and sun; a couple of afternoon thunderstormsMonday92°73°Humid with times of clouds and sun; a couple of afternoon thunderstorms



As summer settles in, Alabama is preparing for a high‑impact weather week. Daily Global Diary readers across Mobile, Birmingham, Montgomery, and beyond should brace for hot, muggy afternoons with scattered thunderstorms and occasional severe weather.

Tuesday and Wednesday bring strong muggy conditions, especially in central and southern Alabama. Agencies have issued a marginal (level 1/5) risk for severe storms, which could bring gusty winds, hail up to an inch, and frequent lightning.Expect scattered storms in the afternoon and evening, fueled by tropical moisture and temps in the mid‑80s. Radios and apps are advised for alert monitoring.

By Thursday, the pattern continues with heat climbing toward the upper 80s, but storm coverage remains high, with some organized cells possible. Rainfall of 1–3 inches per storm could lead to localized flash flooding—stay cautious near low‑lying roads and urban drains.

As Friday rolls in, an upper‑level ridge builds over the Deep South. Expect higher heat indices, pushing into the 90s with afternoon storms becoming more isolated (30–40% chance). The weekend follows suit: hot, humid, and occasional storms—standard late‑June fare, but with the added risk of heat‑related issues like fatigue, especially for outdoor workers and kids.

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