Birmingham is starting Tuesday with clear skies, calm air and temperatures around 45 degrees before sunrise. It is a jacket-at-breakfast, short-sleeves-by-lunch kind of day, with sunshine pushing the city toward the mid-70s and no rain in sight.
Sunshine Takes Temperatures Into The Upper 70s
Temperatures will reach a high near 76 degrees. Conditions should be comfortable around Birmingham for errands, outdoor work and afternoon plans.
Tuesday night will be mostly clear with a low around 47 degrees. Wednesday and Thursday bring more sunshine, highs near 77 and cool nights in the mid-to-upper 40s, according to the National Weather Service.
Dry Air Keeps Fire Caution In The Forecast
The extended dry stretch comes with a safety footnote: Afternoon humidity could fall to around 25% to 30% by midweek, while drying fuels keep fire-weather concerns at a medium level into the weekend. There are no watches, warnings or advisories listed, but residents should use extra care with outdoor flames, discarded cigarettes and anything that could spark a grass or brush fire.
Weekend Temperatures Slide Back Toward Fall
Friday reaches a high near 77 degrees. Saturday and Sunday highs are near 70 and 72 degrees, respectively, with northeast winds Saturday. Saturday night's low is around 48 degrees, followed by a mostly sunny Monday near 75.
The updated outlook sharpens Monday’s forecast, putting Tuesday’s high near 76 degrees while showing a cooler weekend ahead. It follows an earlier Hoodline forecast that first flagged the week’s sunny, dry pattern and growing fire caution.
