Spotty showers next few days, less humid next week

FREE MEET AND GREET. EXCLUSIVE LIVE RADAR TRACKING STORMS. SO YOU’LL KNOW. FIRST, THIS IS WVTM 13 WEATHER. PRETTY NICE LOOKING VIEW OVER THE INTERSTATE EASTERN TUSCALOOSA COUNTY COURTESY OF OUR WVTM 13 LIVE DOPPLER. THE TOWER. THE CAMERA IS MOUNTED UP THERE AND WE’RE LOOKING BACK TOWARD THE WEST WHERE WE’RE STARTING TO SEE THAT SUN GO DOWN ON THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. TEMPERATURES THERE IN THE 80S RAIN CHANCES PRETTY SLIM THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. JUST A COUPLE OF SMALL SHOWERS THAT MANAGED TO GET GOING ALONG A FRONTAL BOUNDARY THAT SLOWLY MOVING SOUTH, BUT REALLY STALLING, IT LOOKS LIKE, ACROSS THE AREA. SMALL SHOWER OVER WILSONVILLE RIGHT NOW. THAT ONE DRIFTING TO THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST, APPROACHING CHILDERSBURG. BUT OVERALL, AGAIN, THE CHANCES FOR RAIN THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS PRETTY SLIM IF YOU FIND YOURSELF UNDER A SHOWER, YOU’RE GOING TO BE ONE OF THE FEW THAT GETS WET THIS EVENING. 81 CULLMAN, 89, IN TUSCALOOSA, 86, BIRMINGHAM, 83 DEGREES IN GADSDEN WILL GENERALLY SEE THESE HIGH TEMPERATURES THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS, PEAKING IN THE MIDDLE 80S. SOME SPOTS ONLY IN THE LOWER 80S FOR HIGHS AS WE GO THROUGH THE UPCOMING WEEK WEEKEND AND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK. HERE’S A LOOK AT OUR FORECAST THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS. A SMALL CHANCE FOR A SHOWER ISOLATED IN NATURE OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. WE’RE DRY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND LOW TEMPERATURES THAT MAYBE ARE A FEW DEGREES COOLER THAN WHERE THEY WERE THIS MORNING. WE’LL GET DOWN INTO THE MIDDLE TO UPPER 60S IN MOST SPOTS EARLY TOMORROW, 84 TOMORROW AFTERNOON, 84 AGAIN, FRIDAY NEAR 83 OR 84 FOR HIGHS THROUGH THE UPCOMING WEEKEND. RAIN CHANCES LIKELY TO HIGHEST AS WE MOVE INTO SATURDAY. WE’RE WATCHING LEE STILL A VERY STRONG HURRICANE SLOWLY NOW MOVING NORTH THROUGH THE OPEN WATERS OF THE ATLANTIC. BUT THE EXPECTATION HERE, MAJOR IMPACTS AS WE GO THROUGH THE UPCOMING WEEKEND FOR PORTIONS OF NEW ENGLAND AND PERHAPS NOVA SCOTIA HERE, LIKELY SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY, A LOW END HURRICANE LIKELY BECOMING EXTRATROPICAL, KIND OF RESEMBLING A NOR’EASTER MINUS THE SNOW FOR THAT PART OF THE WORLD. THERE’S A LOOK AT OUR FORECAST OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS. THESE LINGERING SHOWERS COMING TO AN END. BETTER RAIN CHANCES FARTHER DOWN TO OUR SOUTH. MORE MOISTURE CLOSER TO THE GULF COAST. LIMITED RAIN CHANCES THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS. WE’RE DRY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND HEADING INTO TOMORROW, WE WILL SEE AGAIN A CHANCE FOR A FEW SHOWERS, PROBABLY THIS MODEL OVERDOING IT JUST A LITTLE BIT. BUT THE FAVORITE AREA WILL ONCE AGAIN BE FOR AREAS SOUTH OF I-20. HERE’S OUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. ISOLATED STORM CHANCES TOMORROW AGAIN ON FRIDAY, MAYBE A FEW MORE SHOWERS AROUND FRIDAY, ESPECIALLY FOR PORTIONS OF EAST AND SOUTHERN REGIONS ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA. SCATTERED STORMS ON SATURDAY, LINGERING SHOWER OR STORM ON SUNDAY, AND THEN A SECONDARY PUSH OF SOME DRIER AIR AND LOWER HUMIDITY BRINGS IN S