The National Weather Service in Birmingham issued a notice giving Alabamians a heads-up about the “dangerous heat this week.” Although there is no formal heat advisory, the “feels-like” temperatures will soar this week across West Alabama.

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“High temperatures will reach the mid-to-upper 90s through the weekend, potentially reaching 100 degrees in some areas,” said the National Weather Service in Birmingham.

This Week’s Hottest “Feels-Like” Temps

Here are the peak ‘feels-like” temperatures expected across West Alabama this week, according to Time & Date Weather.

If you’ll be outdoors for an extended period, take extra precautions to protect yourself from heat-related illnesses.

Bibb

Monday: 99 °F

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 100 °F

Fayette

Monday: 99 °F

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 100 °F

Greene

Monday: 99 °F

Tuesday: 101 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 99 °F

Hale

Monday: 99 °F

Tuesday: 101 °F

Wednesday: 102 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 99 °F

Lamar

Monday: 100 °F

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 104 °F

Friday: 103 °F

Perry

Monday: 100 °F

Tuesday: 103 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 99 °F

Pickens

Monday: 100 °F

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 100 °F

Sumter

Monday: 100 °F

Tuesday: 101 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 99 °F

Tuscaloosa

Monday: 101 °F

Tuesday: 102 °F

Wednesday: 103 °F

Thursday: 102 °F

Friday: 100 °F

Walker

Monday: 99 °F

Tuesday: 101 °F

Wednesday: 102 °F

Thursday: 103 °F

Friday: 100 °F

Mary K. – Weather Forecaster

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