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October 2009 ArchivesAutumn finally will be taking a stand as we head into November. After a good-looking Halloween, we'll continue with sunshine and dry, mainly sunny, pleasantly mild afternoons with highs reaching back in the 60's and 70's, along with overnights with seasonably chilly lows in the 40's and 50's over the next few days. Finally, the area of high pressure providing the beautiful weather will shift east for the end of the week and into next weekend...
For Trick or Treaters, clear skes, cool, and low humidity. Temperatures starting in low 60s and falling into 50s. Set clocks back 1 hours late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Also a good time this weekend to check your batteries in your smoke detectors. Chilly Sunday mornin... A line of heavy showers is progressing across Louisiana today, and will bring rain to SE LA by this afternoon and evening. Expect some heavy rain through the overnight hours, and then gradual clearing for Halloween. It will be much cooler for All Hallow's Eve as well...temps in the 50s and 60s for trick or treaters!!! ...
Cooler weather late Friday night and Saturday. Light rain or showers overnight Friday into Saturday morning decreasing to 30% before noon. Lows... We are forecasting mid 80s today...and our record for this day is 85 in 2004. That means we'll possibly break records all across the metro area this afternoon. Warm and humid weather continues through Friday, then cooler air should move in for Halloween, along with a slight rain chance for trick-or-treaters. ...
60% Friday night into Saturday morning with some storms possibly strong to severe. Rainy cooler conditions for Saturday at 60%. Halloween evening's rain chan... After dense fog this morning and some sunshine for the midday hours, we'll see warmer, more humid Gulf Of Mexico air stream in for later today, bringing both clouds and humidity. In fact, showers and thunderstorms could return as early as tonight and tomorrow. By your Wednesday night, we'll include about a 40% chance of scattered rain and storms. That should last through early afternoon Thursday, as highs soar back into the sticky middle 80...
Another front will approach on Thursday and Friday increasing the chances for showers and thunderstorms. Some on Friday may be strong. There may still be a rain chance Saturday morning, but it should be... As the system that provided us with morning rain moves out, expect just a 30% chance of a leftover shower for the remainder of this morning, especially east of the city, then generally only some clouds, mixed with peek-a-boo sunshine, for this afternoon. Much drier air will filter in tonight, clearing out our skies and provding for a cool start, mainly in the 50's, on Wednesday. The much nicer weather won't last for long, though. As ... Clouds will thicken up and humidity will increase today as a system glides in from the west. Most spots should remain dry, though, for the lion's share of the day. The exceptions will be the coastline, where some showers have already developed, and about a 20% chance of a passing shower or sprinkle area-wide this afternoon. Finally, tonight, the system should come close enough that we'll put a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms in the ... After a beautiful weekend and a cool, dry overnight, clouds and humidity will be on the increase Monday. Morning lows in the autumnal 40's and 50's should give way to muggier highs in the mid and upper 70's as a system moves in from the west. Monday night and Tuesday, as the system quickly plows through, expect rain and perhaps even some stronger storms. Any rain should begin to dwindle by afternoon Tuesday, leaving behind a pretty good-loo... Yet another beautiful day is on the way Sunday. After a chilly start, with lows primarily in the 40's and 50's (with even a couple of upper 30's possible in the coldest spots on the Northshore), highs will rebound nicely back into the mid 70's under lots of sun. Sunday night should remain mainly clear with cool conditions. Monday, though, expect some changes. Ahead of our next system, clouds and humidity will be on the increase for the fir... High pressure will continue to build in for the weekend. Weather should be nice for the Tulane game in Hattisburg and LSU game in Baton Rouge. Game temps at kickoff in the low 60s and temperatures will fall into the 50s during the game. Nice for the weekend. 40s north of the lake and 50s south of the lake for lows. Highs Saturday in the upper 60s & 74 for Sunday. Weather should be dry for this weekend's Park-A-Boo ... A cold front is moving east of Southeastern Louisiana, bringing lots of dry air and cooler temperatures for the weekend. After a muggy Thursday, our Friday will include lots of sunshine moving in with highs only in the low and mid 70's. Saturday, after a cool start in the 40's and 50's, even with full sun, temperatures will have a hard time rising above 70. We'll have almost a carbon-copy gorgeous day on Sunday with a good deal of sun and h... A line of showers & thunderstorms.has weakened. Still some rain and thunderstorms. Rain should be out of area if not by or around midnight. Cooler, breezy, and less humid for Friday. Lows in the 60s & highs in the 70s. Nice for the weekend. 40s north of the lake and 50s south of the lake for lows. Highs Saturday around 70 & 74 for Sunday. Weather should be dry for this weekend's Park-A-Boo at Lafreniere Park for F... A TORNADO WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR LIVINGSTON, ASSUMPTION, AND ASCENSION PARISHES UNTIL 7PM
Thursday evening rain chances increase to 80% for showers and thunderstorms through Friday morning's commute. Cooler and drier air moves back in during the day Friday and through the weekend. Weather should b...
50s & 60s for morning lows Wednesday with a breezy afternoon. More muggy as well with a 20% chance for isolated showers. Highs in the low 80s. Scattered thunderstorms Thursday with a 50% chance, breezy, warm, and muggy again. Lows in the low 70s and highs in the low 80s. 70% chance for th... We have rain moving in Thursday and Friday. This will be our latest front to move through. The moisture will be provided by Hurricane Rick in the Pacific. That's right, a hurricane moving into the Baja peninsula will give us the fuel for the front to pass through Thursday and Friday. Kind of cool that all weather is connected, huh! ...
Warm, breezy, and muggy on Wednesday with a 20% chance for rain. Highs in the low 80s. Scattered thunderstorms, warm, and breezy on Thursday. Highs in the low 80s. F... The weather is just delightful today, as blue skies and mild temperatures reign over the city. Highs today will be around 70, with a light east wind. Tonight will be chilly again, with 40s and 50s around the region, but then we'll warm up to the mid 70s. Next batch of rain will be on Thursday and Friday, as a front moves in. That should set us up for some drier air next weekend, and more sunshine. ...Cold temps for Monday Morning, with more lows in the 30s and 40s on the Northshore, and 40s on the southshore. This week will bring warmer, and eventually wetter weather. A cold front will start to move through Thursday, and combined with some tropical moisture from the Pacific, we'll have to deal with rain through Saturday. ...It is going to be chilly Sunday morning! You'll want to wear long sleeves as temperatures outside the Dome will be near 50 at 8am. Another shot of cold air is moving in tonight, and that will also bring brisk winds for Sunday. Hello Fall! ...What a shock to the system! Cold temps in the 50s were recorded all over the SE LA area, and we're going to be even colder tonight! Another dose of cold air will spill into the region tonight, so tomorrow morning temps will be in the 40s. Saints sweatshirts will be needed for pre-game tailgating, and highs tomorrow will only be near 65. Expect a gradual warmup after that, with a high of 70 by Monday.
Saturday morning's lows north of the lake in the mid 40s and south of the lake in the 50s. With plenty of sunshine, highs will be in mid 60s. Winds N 15-20 mph. Sunday morning's lows north of the lake colder in the upper 30s to low 40s and south of the lake in the upper 40s. Wit... After a line of strong storms roared across SE LA this morning, we're set to see clearing skies today and much milder weather. North winds will bring in the dry and cool air today, with highs around 75. Look for cool lows tonight dipping into the 50s around the Gulf Coast. Enjoy your weekend! ...
60s are expected when you wake up Friday morning with the winds it will feel cooler. There may still be a 20% chance for a leftover shower with cloudy skies. Clearing condition will take place during the day with windy highs in the mid 7... A cold front is pushing south, and a line of storms will develop this evening. Look for this line of storms to reach the area between 6 and 10pm, possible bringing heavy rain, strong winds, lightning and hail. Once the line has passed, we may see some shower/drizzle leftover into the early morning hours, and then clearing skies are expected after that. Enjoy the weekend....sunshine and highs near 70! ...We'll continue unsettled through Thursday as a cold front approaches from the north. Lows tonight should only get down into the 70's again, with highs soaring to 85 to 90 by the time thunderstorms arrive in earnest tomorrow afternoon and evening. The front will pass late Thursday/early Friday leaving us with beautiful, crisp fall weather for the weekend. With sunshine, both Saturday and Sunday, highs will only reach into the cool 60's and 7... Showers and thunderstorms will still be in the forecast, not only for this evening, but for Wednesday and Thursday as well. On Wednesday, still expect about a 50% chance of showers and storms. Thursday, we'll still see the 30% chance for spotty showers and thunderstorms, especially later in the day. This will be as a cold front moves in from the north. The front should actually cross Thursday night into early Friday. This will leave us ba... As a stationary boundary stays just off to our north the next few days, expect more of the same: scattered showers and thunderstorms (about a 50% chance each day) and highs in the humid 85 to 90 degree range. A cold front will finally slice in later Thursday. This will mean a certain change for the better in our weather. By Friday through the weekend, highs should only reach into the dry 70's, with a return to plenty of sunshine. Morning l... A warm front is laid along the coast right now, and will continue its slow progress north into our area overnight tonight and into Monday. This will mean more humidity, warmer temperatures back in the 80's, and a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms through Columbus Day. As the front slowly continues its northward progression through, and eventually out of Southeastern Louisiana, through the midweek, expect continued warmth with highs abo... Sunday, as a warm front rolls in from the Gulf Of Mexico, clouds will hang tough and showers and thunderstorms will remain in the forecast. For the second half of the weekend, we'll stay with a 60% chance of periods of rain and storms. The front will push to our north by early Monday. This means a return to summertime in October for the new workweek. Through Thursday, with plenty of humidity, highs should reach about 85 to 90. A cold fron... Showers and thunderstorms will move in during the evening as a cold front approaches from the west. The front should stall just to our south for the weekend. This means an increase from 50% rain chances tonight to a 60% chance of occasional rain and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. The front will dissipate into next week, leaving us with highs in the mid 80's to around 90 and summer-like showers and thunderstorms. The tropics, und... One more hot one is on the way for Friday ahead of our next cold front. Highs should reach into the lower and middle 90's to round out the workweek with heat indicies between 100 and 105. The front will approach later in the day with about a 30% chance of a shower or thunderstorm. The front will move in and stall over us on Saturday and Sunday. This will mean a 60% chance of occasional rain and thunderstorms under lots of clouds with humid... Exercise caution today at heat indices are going to be in the 100+ range this afternoon. That means take breaks, drink water, etc. One more day of record breaking heat tomorrow, and then slightly cooler weather over the weekend, along with more rain. Looking for cool and dry weather? We'll have to wait until next Tuesday, when the front actually moves through Louisiana. Stay cool everyone! ...Tropical Storm Henri, as of 10 PM, has been downgraded to a tropical depression. It is expected, that as wind shear continues, Henri will eventually dissipate to a remnant low by the end of the week. ...A cold front will remain perched to our north across northern Louisiana and central Mississippi. To the south of the front, in our neighborhood, we'll remain in unseasonably warm and humid air. Any showers and thunderstorms should diminish this evening with a warm and sticky overnight ahead. Area-wide, by morning, temperatures should only be in the mid 70's to around 80 with patchy fog. With reduced shower and thunderstorm coverage tomorro... Our newest tropical storm, Henri, has winds of 50 mph right now, but is expected to weaken through today and tomorrow. The storm will pass through very strong winds in the Western Atlantic that should disrupt any strengthening. Elsewhere, the tropics look quiet! No threats in the Gulf or Caribbean right now. ...
The front will move north on Thursday giving us a small rain chance and hotter conditions. Rain chance 20-30% with record highs possible in the lower 90s. Another front will mov... After some heavy rain Monday morning north of the lake...there will still be some rain chances the rest of the week, but not as high. 30-40% through Friday. A front will increase the chance for rain Friday evening and night and stall along our coast. Overrunning rain expected Saturday & Sunday with cooler conditions. Grace still moving towards the British Isles, but will lose tropical characteristics. Another wave in the c... As a warm front continues to crawl through the area, we'll keep about a 50% chance of showers and storms in the forecast overnight with lots of clouds and humidity. The front will still be nearby enough on Monday to allow for a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms under mostly cloudy skies and plenty of muggies. The front will finally eject north on Tuesday, taking our rain chances down to 40% and also providing for a warm-up, with some e... As stalled out front that's been draped across Southeastern Louisiana for the first half of the weekend fires up into a warm front and slowly starts moving northward, we'll see showers and storms increase in coverage. Overnight, expect a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms as warm, more humid air floods in. This will also keep our rain chances high on Sunday. Under extra clouds and much higher humidity, a 70% chance of showers and thun...
By Sunday, the front will start to move back to the north and increase the chance for showers or thunderstorms. 70% chance for thunderstorms with more humidity and highs in the mid 80s. Rain chances will continue ... Showers and storms should gradually end from north to south this morning as a cold front begins to crawl through Southeastern Louisiana from the northwest. This should taper most of us off to only a chance of a spotty shower by this afternoon. Things should dry off and cool down back into the 50's and 60's tonight as the front moves just off the coast. That's also where the front should stay during the day on Saturday, meaning some highs cl...
After a sunny and dry start to the day today, humidity will increase and so will the cloud cover. By overnight tonight, a few showers and thunderstorms will also develop, but the best chance of rain and storms arrives on Friday. The last day of the workweek will see a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be strong, with a cold front that will finally swing through late in the day. This will leave us temporarily less ... |
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