Birmingham starts Thursday with clear skies before warming quickly beneath bright sunshine. The afternoon high should reach about 79 degrees, with no meaningful rain chance and north winds topping out around 10 mph.
The National Weather Service expects temperatures to fall to around 49 degrees Thursday night. Friday stays sunny but slightly cooler at about 77 degrees, followed by a dry Saturday near 73.
Sunny Stretch Gives Way To Cooler Weekend
Saturday should remain clear with a low near 51, while Sunday brings more sunshine and a high around 72. Compared with the earlier outlook from Hoodline, Friday's forecast has cooled several degrees, making the weekend feel more firmly fall-like.
Dry Air Brings Fire Weather Caution
The broader outlook stays rain-free through next Wednesday, but dry air and drying fuels are raising fire-weather concerns to a medium level into the weekend. No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Birmingham, though outdoor flames still deserve extra care.
Temperatures rebound modestly next week, with highs near 70 Monday, 72 Tuesday and 74 Wednesday. Nights remain cool, mostly in the upper 40s to around 50, so Birmingham's forecast is serving up a fairly reliable fall routine: jacket weather early, sunshine by lunch and no umbrella required.
