US EditionFather's Day Will Feature More Storms
- On June 16, 2025, Father's Day will bring hot, humid weather with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms across Alabama and surrounding areas.
- This weather pattern results from sustained southerly winds transporting tropical moisture northward, fueling storms and maintaining high humidity levels.
- Severe thunderstorm warnings are in effect for Chambers, Franklin, and Lawrence counties due to possible gusty winds amid scattered storms, while flash flood warnings remain overnight in some areas.
- Temperatures will peak in the upper 80s with feels-like values in the upper 90s, and rainfall chances will continue through the week with 60-70% daily likelihood through Thursday.
- The current moist and stormy pattern suggests a continuation of typical early summer conditions with daily showers and thunderstorms into midweek before rain chances become more seasonable later.
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Humid with a stray shower for Father's Day, more rain in central Indiana
After Saturday's heavy rain and flooding in spots throughout central Indiana, it's nice to say that won't be the case for Sunday! Happy Father's Day to all of the dads out there. If you have any outdoor plans for celebrating, the weather, for the most part, will cooperate. But in typical midwest fashion, thanks to the humidity, I'm not ruling out a few showers in spots this afternoon. After the fog lifts this morning, skies will turn partly to m…
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