NWS Forecast Office Huntsville, AL

High temperatures and precipitation chances for tomorrow.

Thunderstorms possible throughout next week with the greatest chance of development Sunday night into Monday morning. High temperatures throughout the work week will reside in the mid 80s to 90s, providing slight relief from the heat. Our main threats with the aforementioned storms will be damaging winds and locally heavy rainfall.

Severe weather safety tips from our friends at the National Weather Service Mobile: be weather aware by having multiple ways to receive warnings, shelter inside of a sturdy building or storm shelter while staying away from windows, get out of a mobile home since it cannot withstand winds equal to or greater than 70mph or falling trees, and watch for fallen trees in the road while in a vehicle.

This graphic contains daily climate data (climate normals and records) for today for the sites listed. The legend is in the upper left portion of the image. The current "normals" period is 1991-2020. The date for each location represents the year in which the first observations began. However, some weather elements were recorded and/or retained before others at some sites. For example, at Huntsville, precipitation records begin in 1894, but official temperature records start in 1907. Following is a list containing the starting year that continuous weather records began at each site. Location: Year Temperature Records Began/Year Precipitation Records Began... Huntsville:1907/1894... Muscle Shoals:1893/1893... Cullman:1907/1907... Fayetteville:1957/1935... Guntersville:1910/1904... Russellville:1953/1953... Scottsboro:1891/1891... For more information, please visit the National Centers for Environmental Information at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov