Showers Expected Across Central Alabama Sunday, Slight Risk of Flooding South of I-20/59
Off and on showers are anticipated across central Alabama, including Birmingham, Anniston, and Tuscaloosa, on Sunday. There is a slight risk for heavy rain and isolated flooding, mainly south of I-20/59.
Birmingham, AL, October 4, 2026 — Showers are expected to develop across central Alabama on Sunday, with forecasters indicating periods of off and on rain throughout the day. Major cities in the region, including Birmingham, Anniston, and Tuscaloosa, are included in the forecast for precipitation.
Along with the general chance of rain, there is a slight risk of heavier downpours. This increased intensity could lead to isolated instances of flooding, particularly in areas situated south of Interstate 20 and Interstate 59. Residents in these specific locations are advised to remain aware of changing weather conditions.
The timing and nature of the showers mean that conditions could vary significantly across the affected areas. While some parts of central Alabama may experience light, intermittent rain, other locations, especially those south of I-20/59, could see more substantial rainfall.
Further updates on the developing weather pattern are expected as Sunday approaches. Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather advisories for the most current information regarding rainfall intensity and potential flooding risks.
Story summarized from the original created by Matt Daniel on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.
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