Scattered Storms Possible This Week… Monday PM Forecast Update #alwx @wvua23
August 19, 2019 Leave a comment
Good Monday afternoon! We’ve had a few scattered storms on radar this afternoon across the area, with some spots getting a tremendous amount of rain, while other spots didn’t get a drop. That’s the wonderful nature of scattered summer storms. Expect a very warm and muggy night, as temperatures fall into the lower 70s.
Tuesday and Wednesday will feature similar conditions. A few scattered storms will develop each afternoon, but don’t expect rain to last over 1 hour in one spot. The chance of any one spot getting rained on is at 40%.
Thursday through the weekend, a weak surface front will stall across the area, allowing for a pretty good chance of an afternoon storm or two each day. Highs will remain in the low 90s, with lows in the low to mid 70s.
Tropics remain quiet.
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Richard Scott
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New event. Severe Thunderstorm Warning from 8/19/2019 1:36 PM to 2:00 PM CDT for Perry County, AL. 
Good Sunday evening! The dry air mass situated across much of our area helped improve comfort levels this morning quite a bit, but the afternoon still remained extremely hot. Highs today across Central Alabama continued to reach the upper 90s and even triple digits in several locations. Although today’s highs did not reach any records for today’s date, many were just three and four degrees short. As we go into the overnight hours, conditions will remain dry and temperatures will remain relatively warm with lows in the mid 70s.
Good Saturday evening! Today was another day filled with sizzling heat and dry conditions across Central Alabama. Many highs reached triple digits and Montgomery even reached a record high of 102 degrees, which ties the record back in 2000. Expect conditions to remain dry as we go into the overnight hours with lows in the low to mid 70s.
