A few storms could be on the strong side Saturday.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The work and school week will end on a hot, humid note! A few lucky spots will get a quick splash of afternoon or evening rain… but those will be the exception rather than the rule today. Higher coverage of scattered showers and storms is likely for Saturday - and we’re giving you aOut-the-door this morning is mild, temperatures are in the 70s under mostly clear to partly cloudy sky. Today will be HOT and humid.
As for the weekend… afternoon highs will remain in the middle to upper 90s. Skies will be partly to mostly sunny and we will keep scattered rain and storm chances in the forecast. The highest coverage will be focused on Saturday. Lows will remain in the 70s with a lingering shower or storm in the early evening hours.
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