Birmingham's Sunday forecast calls for overnight low clouds and occasional drizzle to end by morning, followed by a much sunnier afternoon. The high is expected to reach near 79 degrees, with west winds around 5 to 15 mph.
Sunday Starts Foggy, Then Turns Sunny
According to the National Weather Service, lingering moisture from the remnants of Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias should move out this morning, with mostly sunny skies settling in by late morning. Sunday night looks mostly clear, with temperatures falling to around 58 degrees and no weather advisories currently listed.
The calmer forecast is a substantial reset from Hoodline's earlier Saturday forecast, which focused on rain, fog and gusty winds. For Birmingham, the storm leftovers are fading just in time for a much warmer pattern.
Heat Builds Through Thursday
Monday will be sunny with a high near 87 degrees, followed by another sunny day Tuesday near 89. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to reach around 90 degrees, with clear nights and lows generally in the low to mid-60s.
Rain chances stay close to zero through most of the workweek, making the stretch favorable for outdoor plans and late-season events. Friday remains sunny and warm near 85 degrees.
Cooler, Windier Weekend Ahead
Saturday brings the sharpest turn in the forecast, with sunny skies but a high only around 72 degrees, making the day feel noticeably cooler after several afternoons near 90.
For Sunday plans, overnight low clouds and occasional drizzle should end by morning. By the afternoon, Birmingham should have bright skies, comfortable temperatures and a welcome break from the recent tropical weather drama.
