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SHOWERS RETURN: For most of Alabama, the least meaningful rain was on October 10, when Hurricane Isaias moved through the state. The long dry spell ends today as showers return to the state. The rain won't be widespread or heavy, but just know there could be some light rain at times through the evening hours if you have something planned outdoors. Today's high will be in the 70s. Rain will be more widespread tonight into part of the day tomorrow, but tomorrow still won't be a washout. Temperatures hold in the 60s over the northern half of the state. Rain amounts over the weekend will be generally 1/2 inch or less for most places. THE WEEK AHEAD: Monday and Tuesday will be generally dry, but showers will increase Tuesday night ahead of an upper trough/surface front. Rain and storms are likely Wednesday. This is a dynamic system, and some surface based instability will be available. For now it looks like the greatest risk of strong to severe storms will be over South Alabama, but we won't be able to be really specific until Monday (after the weekend system passes). Rain amounts will be in the 1-2 inch range with locally heavier amounts. The weather looks dry and seasonal for the end of the week and the following weekend (November 7-8).

Expect showers tomorrow and Sunday, but Alabama's weekend won't be a washout. Forecast details are on today's morning briefing: youtube.com/live/xCEOJHc_s2c…