Scattered showers stick around for now ahead of a cooler, sunnier weekend

Beneficial rain has fallen for many, but this is still more expected today or tomorrow?

First Alert 12: Latest on overnight rain chances. A cold front expected Friday, and the weekend outlook.MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Just what the doctored ordered: late afternoon and overnight rain chances remained widespread across Alabama, bringing most of our towns the beneficial wet weather we desperately needed. There are still showers to track as we kick started our Thursday, but as our morning progresses both coverage and intensity of any leftover rain will decrease.

A few isolated showers could pop up on Friday as a cold front sweeps across the region, but these will likely be spotty and light. Clouds will again remain in place for the end of the week. Highs will top out in the upper 70s to near 80° ahead of the cold front, but behind it there will be cooler temperatures, a clearing sky and drier weather for the weekend.

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