Birmingham gets one more easy-weather day before the atmosphere flips the script. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 74 degrees after a calm start in the mid-40s, but a sharp late-week cooldown is already lining up.
Warm Tuesday Leads Into A Small Rain Chance
The National Weather Service office in Birmingham expects dry weather Tuesday, with light winds and afternoon humidity dropping into the 25% to 35% range. Winds should remain light enough to keep major fire-weather concerns at bay, and no watches or warnings are posted.
Tuesday night will stay mostly clear with a low around 49. Veterans Day on Wednesday, November 11, should remain mostly sunny with a high near 73, though a low chance of showers develops late Wednesday into Thursday morning as a cold front approaches.
Cold Front Sets Up Frosty Weekend
Thursday will turn cooler behind the front, with a high in the 50s, sunshine and increasing northwesterly winds. Friday will be another sunny but noticeably cooler day, topping out around 55 degrees.
The bigger change arrives Friday night, when temperatures are forecast to fall to around 32 degrees and widespread frost could develop after midnight. Saturday morning may start frosty before turning sunny with a high near 56, and another round of early frost is possible Sunday before temperatures recover to around 61.
Monday's forecast high is 73 to 75 degrees. For Birmingham residents making weekend plans, the forecast is a reminder to enjoy Tuesday's warmth while it lasts—and protect sensitive plants before the first serious freeze threat arrives.
