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FIRST, THIS IS �������� 13 WEATHER. TAKE A LOOK OUTSIDE THIS SUNDAY MORNING. THE SUNRISE WILL NOT DISAPPOINT. IT IS A GORGEOUS MORNING ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA. 61 DEGREES IN BIRMINGHAM. THIS IS THE VIEW OVER VULCAN. WINDS ARE CALM. THE ANEMOMETER ON TOP OF OUR BUILDING IS NOT MOVING. THE AIR IS A LITTLE BIT DRIER TOO, AS A FRONTAL BOUNDARY HAS SLIPPED TO THE SOUTH. THIS IS THE VIEW OVER GADSDEN. I’LL JUST STEP OUT OF THE WAY. SUCH A BEAUTIFUL START. WE’VE GOT SOME CIRRUS CLOUDS AROUND THAT NORMALLY MAKES FOR A SPECTACULAR SUNRISE. QUIET ACROSS THE RIVER. AND THEN, OF COURSE, WE’RE LOOKING IN EAST ALABAMA AT THE TALLADEGA SUPERSPEEDWAY THIS MORNING, STARTING WITH A GOOD AMOUNT OF CLOUDS. BUT VISIBILITY IS GOOD, MUCH IMPROVED FROM YESTERDAY, AND IT’S JUST A REALLY NICE START TO THE DAY. MOSTLY CLOUDY THIS MORNING. WE ARE MILD IN THE 60S. THERE ARE SOME 50S TO THE NORTH AND SO IT’S PRETTY COMFORTABLE. RACE BEGINS AT 2:00 THIS AFTERNOON. WE’RE LOOKING AT 81 DEGREES, A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS. THERE WILL BE SOME INTERVALS OF SUN AND SOME CLOUDS, AND THEN A SLIM CHANCE OF AN ISOLATED SHOWER OR STORM. THIS AFTERNOON. I DO THINK MOST SPOTS ARE DRY THIS MORNING ON THE SATELLITE RADAR COMPOSITE, YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THOSE CIRRUS CLOUDS DRIFTING IN FROM THE WEST, AND THESE ARE ACTUALLY SHEARING OFF OF THE ACTIVE WEATHER OFF TO THE NORTH AND WEST BETWEEN ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI. THERE’S A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. NOT EXPECTING ANY WIDESPREAD RAIN TODAY. I THINK WE MAY EVEN BE DRIER THAN WE WERE YESTERDAY, BUT YOU’LL SEE A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON. WARMEST PART OF THE DAY, TEMPERATURES CLIMB INTO THE LOW 80S ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA. THERE WILL BE SOME COOLER SPOTS TO THE NORTH, MORE LIKE UPPER 70 BETWEEN MARION, WINSTON, CULLMAN COUNTIES UP TOWARD GADSDEN, LIKELY IN THE UPPER 70S. AND THEN YOU’LL SEE A FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS DEVELOPING ON THE FUTURECAST. A LOT OF THOSE WILL PROBABLY BE SOUTH OF I-20, SO DON’T THINK WE REALLY HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT A LOT OF RAIN TODAY, BUT GOOD IDEA TO DOWNLOAD OUR �������� 13 APP. IT WILL LET YOU KNOW WHEN LIGHTNING IS NEAR YOUR LOCATION AND THAT’S VERY HELPFUL WITH OUTDOOR EVENTS, AND ESPECIALLY AS WE GET CLOSER TO SUMMERTIME, RAIN CHANCES DROP OFF SIGNIFICANTLY. MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY. WE LOOK MAINLY DRY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE IN CONTROL, BUT THE AIR WILL BE WARM AND HUMID. SO LOOKING AT SOME AFTERNOON CUMULUS CLOUDS, BUT WE DON’T REALLY EXPECT THEM TO RAIN OUT AND DEVELOP INTO TALL THUNDERSTORMS LATER IN THE WEEK. LOOKING AHEAD TO THURSDAY, THE PATTERN DOES CHANGE AND A COLD FRONT WILL MOVE THIS WAY. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT SCATTERED STORMS HEADING INTO THURSDAY. REALLY, THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND INTO FRIDAY. AND SO LAST NIGHT WE MADE THURSDAY AN IMPACT DAY. AND THAT’S BECAUSE THE WEATHER LOOKS DISRUPTIVE. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOT EXPECTING ORGANIZED SEVERE WEATHER. BUT YOU’LL SEE ON THE FUTURECAST HERE HOW THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING WE COULD SEE SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. AND THAT COULD IMPACT YOUR COMMUTE HOME. ANY PRACTICES OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT? JUST ALWAYS KIND OF A HINDRANCE WHEN A STORM GETS IN THE WAY, ESPECIALLY THIS TIME OF YEAR. FRIDAY. WE’RE ALSO LOOKING AT A LITTLE BIT MORE RAIN AND PERHAPS A FEW THUNDERSTORMS TOO. AND SO THAT WILL BE SOMETHING TO WATCH HEADING INTO FRIDAY. VERY WARM NEXT WEEK. TEMPERATURES ARE CLIMBING. WE’RE LOOKING LIKE THE MID 80S BY TUESDAY AND THEN SOME UPPER 80S ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEELING A BIT MOR