Here is a map of what the HPC is predicting for rainfall valid Saturday morning through Saturday night. Obviously most of this will come down as scattered showers with heavy downpours. It should not rain all day in these spots but have the rain gear ready. The numbers in parenthesis are expected total points scored by both teams. The weather just might have an effect on that however. 

(Sorry for the small numbers but image software was not acting right this morning)

The Southeast United States is in for a rainy week ahead due to a upper and lower level low currently over Houston, TX. The system will be slow to move but will bring tons of moisture into the Southeast. Rainfall amounts could reach 5 inches over some parts of the south by the time the event is over. Severe weather is not likely with this system but there will be shear in the atmosphere due to the system and we cannot rule out spin up tornadoes throughout the event especially along the coast. Stay tuned into you your local weather team for updates as flooding could be an issue but have your umbrella ready and expect a soggy week.

ABC 33/40 Weather Blog (Birmingham, AL)

Current Surface Pressures

Expected Rain (5 days)

Day 1 Convective Outlook

Surface to 500mb Bulk Shear