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�������� 13 WEATHER. THAT SOUTH WIND HAS MADE A BIG DIFFERENCE TODAY. FELL TO THE 40S. THIS MORNING WE’RE AT 76 IN BIRMINGHAM RIGHT NOW. LOOKING FROM TOPGOLF IN THE UPTOWN AREA SOUTH ACROSS DOWNTOWN TOWARD RED MOUNTAIN. A LITTLE HAZE IN THE SKY. A LOT OF THAT IS SIMPLY POLLEN. WELL, TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE KIND OF A DIFFERENT DAY FOR US. NOT AS COOL IN THE MORNING. IN FACT, IT WILL BE ABOUT 20 DEGREES WARMER TOMORROW MORNING THAN IT WAS THIS MORNING. WE’RE GOING DOWN TO 64 EARLY WEDNESDAY, 86 IN THE AFTERNOON, AND IT’S GOING TO BE BLUSTERY TOO, ESPECIALLY LATER INTO THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING. EVEN EVEN BY 11:30 A.M., WE MAY BE SEEING A SOUTHWEST GUST OCCASIONALLY ABOVE 30 35MPH AROUND BIRMINGHAM AND TUSCALOOSA UP TO HUNTSVILLE ANNISTON ABOVE 30MPH INTO THE AFTERNOON, AND THEN EVEN ON THROUGH 7 P.M. IT’S GOING TO BE BLUSTERY, AND BY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, LOOK AT THE HEAT HERE. TEMPERATURES IN THE MID TO UPPER 80S IN THE AFTERNOONS. THE HEAT INDEX MAY ACTUALLY COME CLOSE TO 90 DEGREES, SO IT’S BREEZY AND WARM TOMORROW. FIRST WE GET THE HEAT, THEN WE HAVE SOME IMPACT. WEATHER COMING WITH THUNDERSTORMS ARRIVING ON SUNDAY, AND THAT WILL BE FOLLOWED UP BY ANOTHER APRIL COLD SNAP DOWN THE LINE. OF COURSE, WITH IT BEING DRY OUTSIDE, THERE’S NOTHING ON �������� 13 LIVE DOPPLER TO SPEAK OF TODAY, BUT LOOK AT THE CLOUDS BEGINNING TO MOVE NORTHWARD ACROSS TEXAS AND ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI. THAT GULF MOISTURE HEADED NORTHBOUND, AND THERE’S A BIG STORM SYSTEM OUT TO THE WEST OF US. AND THIS LOOKS REALLY IMPRESSIVE ON ALL THE SATELLITE IMAGERY. WE’VE GOT SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS HAPPENING IN CALIFORNIA, IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY THIS EVENING. THAT STORM SYSTEM COMES IN AND STARTS TO INTERACT WITH ALL THAT MOISTURE THAT’S MOVING NORTHBOUND. AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENS HERE. COULD GET A FEW ISOLATED SHOWERS, MAINLY NORTHWEST OF BIRMINGHAM TOMORROW. BUT THEN LOOK AT THIS BIG TIME, POTENTIALLY SEVERE STORMS IN THE ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI DELTA REGIONS INTO WEST TENNESSEE TOO. ALL THAT’S GOING TO STAY WELL NORTHWEST OF BIRMINGHAM. IN FACT, THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER CLIPS NORTHWEST ALABAMA WITH THIS LIMITED RISK OF SEVERE WEATHER. I DON’T THINK WE’RE GOING TO SEE ANY THUNDERSTORMS, SO THERE’S NOT MUCH OF A THREAT AROUND HERE WEDNESDAY, BUT IT IS A SIGNIFICANT RISK UP TO THE NORTHWEST. AND NOT ONLY IS IT A SEVERE WEATHER RISK, IT’S ALSO A FLOODING RISK. MULTIPLE DAYS OF HEAVY RAIN, POTENTIALLY A FEW SPOTS THERE, GETTING 10 TO 15IN. BUT WE WILL NOT HAVE ANY SORT OF SIGNIFICANT WIDESPREAD RAIN AROUND HERE UNTIL SUNDAY. AND THAT’S OUR IMPACT DAY. RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE LIKELY SUNDAY MORNING THROUGH EARLY AFTERNOON, PRIMARILY A WIND AND HAIL AND HEAVY RAIN ISSUE HERE. AND THEN ONCE THIS IS OUT, LOOK HOW COOL IT GETS BEYOND SUNDAY. THERE’S OUR IMPACT DAY HIGH 76 ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. WE’RE IN THE 60S W