Birmingham starts Thursday crisp and clear before reaching 79 degrees under sunny skies. A cooler, dry weekend is ahead.

Birmingham gets a sunny high near 76 Tuesday before cooler weekend temperatures return. Dry air will also keep fire-weather concerns elevated.

Sunny skies are locked in across Birmingham, with highs in the 70s and crisp mornings all week. Dry air may raise fire concerns by midweek.

Birmingham starts Sunday with a chilly 48-degree morning before a sunny, rain-free stretch sends temperatures toward the upper 70s.

Birmingham starts Saturday with clear skies, brisk north winds and a high near 65. A sunny, dry warmup follows all week.

Birmingham warms to 84 degrees Friday before a cold front brings gusty winds and a cooler, sunny weekend.

Birmingham could approach record heat Wednesday under a Code Orange ozone alert. A dry cold front will send temperatures tumbling by Saturday.

Birmingham is in for several sunny days near 90 before a dry cold front delivers a much cooler weekend.

Birmingham is in for several sunny days near 89 degrees before a dry cold front brings windy, cooler weekend weather.

Birmingham's overnight low clouds and drizzle should give way to sunshine and 79 degrees Sunday. Then the city heads into a hot, dry stretch with highs near 90.

Rain, fog, flooding concerns and strong winds are hitting Birmingham Saturday. Then the forecast swings sharply toward sunny skies and highs near 90.

Greene County, Alabama saw tornado events jump 171% since 2010, and a third of its homes are manufactured.

Birmingham gets a quiet Friday morning before Hurricane Isaias brings overnight rain, flooding concerns and potentially damaging winds.