West Alabama residents can expect hot, humid, and dry conditions to continue this week. In addition, the National Weather Service in Birmingham said there is little to no chance of rain in the forecast.

So, basically, there’s little relief in sight this week, with heat index values expected to climb as high as 100 °F to 104 °F across the area.

Hottest “Feels-Like” Temp for Tuesday and Wednesday

Here are the expected hottest ‘feels-like” temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday for West Alabama from Time and Date Weather. As weather conditions change, this could impact the expected highs.

Bibb

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 100 °F

Fayette

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 100 °F

Greene

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 99 °F

Hale

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 98 °F

Lamar

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 100 °F

Perry

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 98 °F

Pickens

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 100 °F

Sumter

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 97 °F

Tuscaloosa

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 99 °F

Walker

Tuesday: 101 °F

Wednesday: 98 °F

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When Will the Heat Give Us a Break?

“Heat levels drop a bit with highs in the 86-92 degree range for much of the week,” said James Spann, Alabama Weather Network Chief Meteorologist. “There will be some risk of scattered showers and storms on most days, but for now there are no signs of a major, widespread rain event.”

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