Huntsville, AL – Residents in Huntsville, AL, should prepare for an unseasonably warm Halloween, as temperatures reach the upper 70s to low 80s today. Despite mostly sunny conditions earlier in the day, rain and potential thunderstorms are expected to develop later this evening, posing a risk to trick-or-treating plans. Meteorologists advise families to carry umbrellas and remain alert for changing weather conditions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Huntsville, a cold front is approaching from the northwest, bringing scattered showers and a possible thunderstorm in the late afternoon and evening hours. The front will continue to impact the area into Thursday, with a 20% chance of storms east of Huntsville but an 80% chance for western parts of Madison County. Temperatures will stay mild, with a high near 80 degrees and a low around 68 degrees tonight.
Extended Forecast:
• Thursday: Partly sunny early, with afternoon storms possible as the cold front moves closer. Highs will reach 78–83 degrees, with strong gusts possible. NWS anticipates heavy rain and thunderstorms in the evening, with an 80% precipitation chance west of the city.
• Friday: Morning showers likely, followed by gradual clearing. Cooler temperatures between 69–74 degrees will offer relief from Halloween’s warmth.
• Saturday: Partly sunny and seasonably warm, reaching a high of 82 degrees.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny and mild, with highs around 81.
Drivers along I-565 and other major roadways should exercise caution, particularly on Thursday evening, when heavy downpours may reduce visibility. Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather updates, especially if participating in outdoor Halloween festivities. Stay prepared with rain gear and be ready to seek shelter if thunderstorms approach.
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