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Birmingham, AL – Wet weather is set to impact post-Christmas plans as showers and storms roll into Central Alabama Friday afternoon. Drivers and travelers along I-20 should prepare for slick roads and reduced visibility as rain intensifies through the evening.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Birmingham, Friday will bring a 20% chance of isolated showers during the morning, increasing to an 80% likelihood of rain and thunderstorms by the evening. Highs will reach 61 degrees, with southeast winds gusting up to 20 mph. Overnight, temperatures will remain mild at 58 degrees, but heavy rain could create hazardous travel conditions.
Saturday is shaping up to be the wettest day of the weekend, with widespread rain and storms expected. Highs will climb to 67 degrees, and rainfall totals could exceed one inch in some areas. Gusty winds may accompany the storms, adding to potential travel disruptions.
By Sunday, conditions are forecast to improve slightly, though a 30% chance of morning showers remains. Highs will settle around 64 degrees with clearing skies by the afternoon.
Travelers are urged to plan ahead for delays and check for updates on road conditions before heading out. Use caution on wet roads and avoid flooded areas.
Looking further into next week, the NWS predicts partly sunny skies Monday, with highs near 64 degrees, providing a brief reprieve before another potential rain system moves in Tuesday.
Stay tuned to local forecasts and weather advisories to stay informed about changing conditions.
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