Beautiful days are coming before the next round of rain is in the forecast for New Orleans
Beautiful Wednesday, cloudiest Thursday, rain returns Friday evening
Updated: 6:27 PM CST on February 13, 2024
OK. That's quite the experience. They are glad everyone is okay. That's the biggest part of it. We've got the show still going on with the floating trucks. look at this. Still on St. Charles Street. We're still going tonight. Take a look at this sunset though. Great tonight. We begin to wrap up here on Super Tuesday and Mardi Gras as we approach the season of Lent. Let's see satellite images and some of them in the sky. You can see that the distance has arrived at just the right time. It started with cloud cover this morning as if you were watching us yesterday. I noticed we're going to have those clouds this morning. We broke through the clouds for the better part of the afternoon, then rolled in another set of clouds this evening. Let's check out what we have regarding our maximum temperatures here today. Check this out. This is a very interesting part of the forecast as the cloud cover has been here in south Louisiana around I-10 and south. Well, cooler temperatures with clouds along the coast. Mid-fifties on Grand Isle, from Galiano to Houma. But look, 60's here in New Orleans and then mid 60's to the North Shore. This is a somewhat unusual pattern we can get here in New Orleans. Real time temperatures. We're still within 50 seconds now with a few clouds high in the sky. But look at the wind. We've got those to go away. This is some of the best news because with this combination, if we had stronger winds like yesterday with the temperatures this morning, it would have been much cooler. The storm system brought severe storms that dumped up to a foot of snow in parts of New England that had long disappeared. Cold morning and beautiful evening. Another cold morning, Thursday, then warm. But then about a trillion clouds develop before the next rain shower that will be here. Unfortunately, this timing dating back to December through January has been pushed back until now. Systems. So I think with the still clear skies, we could get closer to a slightly frozen Bogalusa area on the far north shore. We may be in the upper 30s, and some clouds could play a role in that. Listen, overall, it's just a cold morning. If you happen to be up early, we will have Ash Wednesday tomorrow morning. Temperatures range from 40°C to 50°C, with few clouds appearing. So, we have a cloud or two tomorrow, but still a good day. Temperatures reach the mid-60s with highs on Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day. I can't forget my Valentine's dinner with your honey 62 in the upper 50s. Not too bad. And just for the Mariners' prospects, there's no need to worry here. We are beginning to pick up a tidal range after the tidal minimum. Let's look forward to the cloud cover that will start to form by Thursday, even with mostly cloudy skies, we are still mild. We're approaching 70. But as we head into Friday, it's going to be overcast. There is a slight possibility of rain during the day. Temperatures are dropping a bit to around the mid 60s, but that seems to be the case. We have rain moving in overnight Friday coming into Saturday. Some forecast data indicates rain during Saturday. Maybe if we're lucky we'll get rid of it in the morning. Maybe some afternoon sun. Sunday looks to be the sunniest day of this weekend, but it is cold and the cold air will be blowing and the breeze will be blowing as well. Then the beautiful weather returns the following week. after that. SO WDSU first weather warning, seven-day forecast. Ash Wednesday, Valentine's Day, that's okay. Mid 60s, near 70 on Thursday. Overnight RA
Beautiful days are coming before the next round of rain is in the forecast for New Orleans
Beautiful Wednesday, cloudiest Thursday, rain returns Friday evening
Updated: 6:27 PM CST on February 13, 2024
Look for a few nice days in the forecast for New Orleans before the next round of rain arrives heading into the weekend. It's another coin between the amount of cloud cover we'll see tonight. Fewer clouds and we'll be a little cooler, a few more clouds and we'll be a little colder. Regardless, the low will be cold with a chance of frost in some areas on the North Shore. We will see some clouds on Wednesday, but with plenty of sun highs will rise to the mid 60s. More clouds will spread on Thursday but highs will still rise with highs near 70. Overcast skies return on Friday before rain. Highlands will be a few degrees cooler. Rain is likely to fall after sunset on Friday night and is expected to continue until Saturday. Saturday may be a cloudy, breezy, rainy and cool day with highs only in the 50s. Some forecast data shows rain tapering off during the day and perhaps some sun before sunset. There's more confidence in more sun on Sunday, but it will still be breezy and cool with highs only in the mid 50s. Warm weather will return next week with highs in the 60s to near 70 on Monday and Tuesday! Here's the 7-day forecast: Have a fun and safe night! – Devon
