Alabama residents can expect another hot and humid day across Alabama with the potential for an afternoon thunderstorm.

Please remember that with these rising heat index values, this could lead to heat-related illnesses. Don’t forget that a heat stroke is a medical emergency; call 911.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has some West Alabama counties under a “Heat Advisory.” This advisory runs until 9 p.m. Thursday, July 17.

West Alabama Communities Under the Heat Advisory

Fayette

Forecasted high of 95 °F

Heat index values as high as 109. 

Lamar

Forecasted high of 95 °F

Heat index values as high as 107.

Pickens

Forecasted high of 93 °F

Heat index values as high as 105. 

Tuscaloosa

Forecasted high of 94 °F

Heat index values as high as 106. 

Walker

Forecasted high of 94 °F

Heat index values as high as 106. 

Info for West Alabama Counties Not Under Advisory

Although several West Alabama counties are not under a heat advisory, it will still be hot.

Bibb

Forecasted high of 93 °F

Heat index values as high as 105. 

Greene

Forecasted high of 91 °F

Hale

Forecasted high of 92 °F

Perry

Forecasted high of 92 °F

Sumter

Forecasted high of 92 °F

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Hot Weather Tips

Never leave young children or pets unattended in vehicles under any circumstances.

Drink plenty of fluids.

Stay in an air-conditioned room.

Avoid exposure to the sun.

Check up on relatives and neighbors.

Take precautions when outdoors.

Reschedule strenuous activities to cooler times.

Learn the signs of heat exhaustion and stroke.

Wear lightweight, loose clothing.