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FIRST, THIS IS �������� 13 WEATHER. IT’S BEEN A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR MOST OF ALABAMA TODAY, BUT THE �������� 13 LIVE DOPPLER VANCE IS PICKING UP ON SOME SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS PORTIONS OF NORTH ALABAMA. THE FIRST ONE HERE IS IN MARION COUNTY AND SOME OF LAMAR COUNTY TWO COMING OUT OF DETROIT INTO BIRD FULTON BRIDGE. YOU GUYS ARE SEEING SOME RAIN. HAMILTON, PEA RIDGE, PIERCE MILLS, YOU GUYS ARE GETTING READY TO SEE SOME RAIN OVER HACKLEBURG AND OVER HIGHWAY 43 AND HIGHWAY 278. LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AND SEE WHAT’S GOING ON. IT’S MOSTLY JUST HEAVY RAIN, NOTHING SEVERE RIGHT THERE ALONG THAT I 22 CORRIDOR NEAR PIKESVILLE. THE AREA AND OLD PIKE ROAD AND COUNTY HIGHWAY 55 AND FOWLER HILL TOO. LET’S MOVE FURTHER EAST. WE’RE TRACKING SOME MORE SHOWERS IN NORTH ALABAMA FROM CULLMAN TO BLOUNT COUNTY, JUST NORTH OF CLEVELAND. OVER SNEAD NOW OVER THE SUMMIT AREA. LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT THIS AREA OVER SNEAD. IT LOOKS PRETTY INTENSE IN TERMS OF THE RAINFALL RATES. THIS IS JUST NORTH OF SUSAN MOORE, SOUTH OF BRIGHT STAR RIGHT THERE OVER COUNTY HIGHWAY THREE THERE, AND HIGHWAY 75 JUST SOUTH OF DOUGLAS. THERE, MOVING FURTHER EAST SOME MORE. ANOTHER DOWNPOUR HERE OVER CHEROKEE COUNTY JUST SOUTH OF SANDROCK, NORTH OF CENTRE AND OVER CENTRE TO ALONG HIGHWAY 411 LEESBURG. THAT’S YOU. HIGHWAY 273. THAT’S YOU GUYS TOO. SO ISOLATED SHOWERS, MAINLY IN NORTH ALABAMA. THIS ALL SHOULD BE CLEARING OUT BY 9 P.M., SO IF YOU HAVE ANY PLANS OR HEADED OUT TO THE THIRD ANNUAL PRO RODEO IN WARRIOR, ALABAMA, YOU SHOULD BE GOOD TO GO. THE RODEO DOESN’T START UNTIL 7 P.M., AND THAT’S WHEN THE RAIN CHANCES ARE DIMINISHING. BRING A RAIN JACKET JUST IN CASE IF YOU WANT, BUT ODDS ARE YOU WON’T SEE ANY RAIN. TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 60S OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, AND WE’LL WAKE UP TOMORROW MORNING WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER 60S. BUT AS WE WORK OUR WAY INTO THIS EVENING, THE RAIN THAT I’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IS GOING TO FADE AWAY. LIKE I SAID, BY 9 P.M., WE SHOULD BE ALL GOOD TO GO. THIS IS 7 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING. LIKE I SAID, TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER 60S IN NORTH ALABAMA. SOME SPOTS FURTHER SOUTH, CLOSER TO THE GULF COULD BE IN THE MID 60S, WHERE MORE OF THAT WARM, HUMID AIR IS LOCATED. THIS IS 3 P.M. SUNDAY. SCATTERED SHOWERS, MAYBE THE OCCASIONAL THUNDERSTORMS RETURN, SIMILAR TO WHAT WE SAW TODAY. MOST PEOPLE ARE GOING TO STAY DRY. WOULDN’T BE A BAD IDEA TO HAVE YOUR RAIN JACKET OR UMBRELLA HANDY. HIGHS. AS WE WORK OUR WAY INTO SUNDAY, 3 P.M. IN THE 80S. DEPENDING ON WHO SEES THE STORMS AND WHO DOESN’T. BUT RELATIVELY WARM AND HUMID DAY SIMILAR TO WHAT WE SAW TODAY. THIS IS 7 P.M. SUNDAY, AND THIS IS WHEN THE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EVENTUALLY START TO DIE OUT. AND THEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY WE HAVE THIS LOW LEVEL RIDGE THAT IS GOING TO DIMINISH THE RAIN CHANCES, BUT IT’S ALSO GOING TO BRING IN THAT WARM, HUMID AIR FROM THE GULF THAT’S GOING TO KEEP US HOT AND HUMID THROUGH MAJORITY OF NEXT WEEK. AND IT’S ALSO GOING TO FUEL SOME STRONGER THUNDERSTORMS AND MORE WIDESPREAD RAIN THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THAT’S WHY THURSDAY IS IMPACT DAY. THAT MEANS THERE’S A HIGHER CHANCE THE WEATHER WILL IMPACT YOUR NORMAL ROUTINE. THE MAIN THREATS BEING HEAVY RAIN AND LIGHTNING LIKE WE SAW THIS WEEK, SOME OF WHICH COULD CONTAIN HIGH WINDS AND LARGE HAIL. BUT NOTE THIS COULD CHANGE, SO DON’T LET THIS BE THE LAST TIME YOU LOOK AT THE FORECAST. HERE IT IS, 6 A.M. THURSDAY, ENTERING ALABAMA AS EARLY AS 1 P.M. WIDESPREAD RAIN STORMS BY FIVE, CONTINUING INTO 8 P.M. AND THEN CLEARING OUT AS EARLY AS 5 A.M. FRIDAY. WE’RE TALKING ABOUT ANYWHERE BETWEEN AN INCH OR TWO INCHES OF RAIN THROUGH THE WORK WEEK THIS WEEK. STORMS POSSIBLE SUNDAY. LIKE I SAID, MOSTLY JUST HOT AND HUMID THROUGH THE START OF THE WORK WEEK. IMPACT DAY THURSDAY. SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. YOU CAN FIND ALL THIS INFORMATION AT �������� 13.COM. YOU’RE WATCHIN