Labor Day Weekend will bring another stretch of dangerous heat to West Alabama, with a significant heat risk in place for many Alabama counties.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has extended the Heat Advisory through Sunday, September 6, at 8 p.m. The Heat Advisory covers all West Alabama counties: Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Perry, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa, and Walker.

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Labor Day Weekend ‘Feels-Like” Temperature Guide

Hot and humid conditions will be in full effect over the next several days, with ‘feels-like’ temperatures soaring. Here are your forecasted highs along with the highest expected ‘feels-like’ temperatures,

Bibb

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 101 °F

Fayette

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 107 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 109 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 101 °F

Greene

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 95 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 103 °F

Hale

Friday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 102 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 95 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 103 °F

Lamar

Friday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 107 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 110 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 100 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 100 °F

Perry

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 102 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 95 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 103 °F

Pickens

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 107 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 102 °F

Sumter

Friday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 95 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 103 °F

Tuscaloosa

Friday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 106 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 98 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 96 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 102 °F

Walker

Friday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 107 °F

Saturday: Forecasted High: 97 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 109 °F

Sunday: Forecasted High: 99 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 105 °F

Monday: Forecasted High: 95 °F | Highest Expected ‘Feels-Like” Temp: 100 °F

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Precautionary & Preparedness Actions from the NWS

  • NEVER leave young children or pets unattended in vehicles
  • Know the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke
  • Drink plenty of fluids
  • Stay in an air-conditioned room
  • Stay out of the sun
  • Check up on relatives and neighbors
  • Take extra precautions if you work or spend time outside
  • Reschedule strenuous activities to early morning or evening
  • Wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing when possible

Stay safe today and hydrated.  - Mary K. | Weather Forecaster

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