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METEOROLOGIST BRYLEE BROWN BRYLEE. LOOKS LIKE IT’S GOING TO BE A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR EASTER SUNDAY. IT IS GOING TO BE DRY SO THAT’S GREAT NEWS. WARM AND HUMID THOUGH YOU’LL NOTICE THE AIR HAS A TOUCH OF MUGGINESS TO IT THIS MORNING. IF YOU ARE GETTING UP AND PLANNING TO GET OUT THE DOOR SOON, SOME OF THOSE SUNRISE SERVICES UNDERWAY HERE SOON. IT IS MILD, PRETTY COMFORTABLE. THIS MORNING. MID 60S HERE IN BIRMINGHAM, STARTING WITH SOME CLOUDS THOUGH. AND WE’RE GOING TO KEEP PLENTY OF THOSE MID AND HIGH LEVEL CLOUDS AROUND THROUGH THE REST OF YOUR SUNDAY 9 A.M. 70 DEGREES. AND THEN BY LUNCHTIME WE’RE KNOCKING ON THE DOOR OF 80. SO LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND EASTER EGG HUNTS. ANY LUNCH PLANS OUTSIDE? IT’S GOING TO BE WARM AND MUGGY. TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 80S DURING THE WARMEST PART OF THE DAY. SIGNS OF DAYLIGHT ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA. WE DO HAVE GOOD SPREAD OF CLOUD COVER THOUGH. THAT’S KIND OF SHIELDING THE SUN. 59 UP IN ETOWAH COUNTY, BUT IT’S A QUIET, CALM MORNING AGAIN. MORE CLOUDS TODAY THAN BLUE SKY. BUT THANKFULLY WE ARE STAYING DRY. IT’S WARM AND HUMID TODAY, WARM AND HUMID TOMORROW. WE ACTUALLY INTRODUCE A CHANCE OF RAIN AND STORMS COME MONDAY. LIKELY MOVING IN MONDAY AFTERNOON AND THEN THROUGH MUCH OF THE NEW WEEK, WE SEE A PATTERN THAT RESEMBLES SOMETHING OF SUMMERTIME WITH SOME SCATTERED STORMS, ESPECIALLY DURING THE AFTERNOONS TOWARD THE LATTER HALF OF THE WEEK, WE COULD BE LOOKING AT SOME SPOTTY STORMS DURING THE AFTERNOON. HERE’S THOSE RAIN CHANCES HEIGHTENED BETWEEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AS A STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY HANGS AROUND HERE. AND THEN WE’VE GOT RAIN CHANCES SLIMMING TOWARD THE LATTER HALF OF THE WEEK. THAT’S WHEN I SAID WE’LL ENTERTAIN THE IDEA OF SOME SPOTTY STORMS DOWN THE ROAD. WE STILL HAVE A LINE OF STORMS OFF TO THE WEST. STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY, NOT MOVING ALL THAT MUCH. THAT’S WHY YOU SEE THESE FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS OUT THAT WAY. THERE IS AN ENHANCED RISK BETWEEN ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI. WE DON’T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT ANY SEVERE WEATHER HERE. THIS FRONT SLOWLY MOVING EASTWARD, AND BY THE TIME IT GETS TO ALABAMA, IT WILL BE PROBABLY AROUND NOON TOMORROW. THAT’S WHEN I THINK THESE STORMS MOVE INTO NORTHWEST ALABAMA. NOW, SOME OF THEM HEAVY. WE’RE NOT EXPECTING ORGANIZED SEVERE WEATHER, BUT THROUGH MONDAY AFTERNOON, AS THEY DRIFT TO THE SOUTH AND EAST ALONG THIS FRONTAL BOUNDARY, WE’RE GOING TO HAVE PLENTY OF WARM, UNSTABLE AIR. SO SOME OF THESE COULD PRODUCE SOME VERY HEAVY RAINFALL. FREQUENT LIGHTNING. YOU’LL NOTICE THROUGH MONDAY EVENING AND THEN INTO TUESDAY AS WELL, TUESDAY MORNING AND TUESDAY AFTERNOON. THESE STORMS MOVING ALONG THE SAME AREA IN SOME FASHION. THAT’S ALONG THAT STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY. AND SO I THINK THAT WE COULD SEE A GOOD BIT OF RAIN HEADING INTO NEXT WEEK. IT LOOKS LIKE MOST OF THE RAIN, I SHOULD SAY. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL TOTALS WILL BE NORTH OF 59, BUT I STILL THINK THAT EVERYONE AT LEAST GETS AN INCH CLOSER TO AN INCH AND A HALF TWO INCHES, ESPECIALLY THE FURTHER NORTH YOU GO. MODEL GUIDANCE IN PRETTY GOOD AGREEMENT THAT WE COULD HAVE ON THE ORDER OF TWO, PERHAPS EVEN THREE INCHES SOME OF OUR GUIDANCE, HINTING AT OVER AREAS IN NORTH ALABAMA. SO ENJOY A DRY EASTER SUNDAY. IT’S GOING TO BE PLEASANT THIS AFTERNOON. JUST WARM AND HUMID. LOT OF CLOUDS. AND THEN WE’VE GOT STORM