Attainable file warmth, then watching the Caribbean
AND WE’RE STILL WAITING FOR A RESPONSE. IT IS A VERY NICE LOOKING MORNING, BUT IT’S GOING TO BE A VERY HOT DAY. THAT’S OUR LIVE CAMERA AGAIN IN CHALMETTE AND I GOT TO TELL YOU, CHALMETTE MUST BE THE MOST WELL INFORMED COMMUNITY IN THE ENTIRE AREA, BECAUSE EVERY TIME I SHOW THE CHALMETTE CAMERA, I GET A MESSAGE OR TWO ON FACEBOOK OR AN EMAIL, HEY JIM, WE’RE WATCHING WDSU RIGHT HERE IN CHALMETTE. AND INDEED, SKIES ARE CLEAR RIGHT NOW AND THINGS LOOK GOOD WHETHER YOU’RE IN CHALMETTE OR ANYWHERE. ALTHOUGH I WILL SAY THIS, IT PROBABLY FEELS A LITTLE BIT BETTER THIS MORNING IF YOU’RE ON THE NORTH SHORE BECAUSE IT’S 65, IN BOGALUSA AND 66 IN HAMMOND, SOME SLIGHTLY COOLER AND DRIER AIR, BUT THINGS ARE GOING TO WARM UP FOR US VERY QUICKLY. 79 IN HOUMA, 75 IN GALLIANO. BUT THE HUMIDITY IS JUST A LITTLE BIT LOWER. HERE ARE YOUR CURRENT CONDITIONS. ANOTHER GREAT LOOK FROM ONE OF OUR LIVE CAMERAS, LOUIS ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SHOWING A DEW POINT IN THE 60S AS OPPOSED TO THE 70S I KNOW A DEW POINT OF 68 COMPARED WITH THE DEW POINT OF 72. THAT’S NOT A BIG CHANGE, BUT TRUST ME, THIS TIME OF YEAR, DEW POINTS IN THE 60S ARE HARD TO COME BY. SO THIS AFTERNOON WILL BE HOT, BUT IT’S GOING TO FEEL A LITTLE MORE COMFORTABLE TODAY THAN IT WILL TOMORROW. BECAUSE STARTING TOMORROW, THE HUMIDITY IS GOING TO COME UP TO THE TROPICS. WE GO NOTHING IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, NOTHING RIGHT NOW IN THE CARIBBEAN. BUT LATE IN THE WEEK WE MAY BE WATCHING A TROPICAL WAVE THAT ORIGINATES IN THE CARIBBEAN THAT MAY INCREASE OUR CHANCE FOR RAIN, AND THEN A BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE. BIG TROPICAL WAVE OUT HERE, BUT VERY DISORGANIZED. SO THE HURRICANE CENTER OFFICIALLY SAYS THE TROPICS ARE QUIET FOR THE NEXT 48 HOURS. WE HAVE HIGH PRESSURE AT THE SURFACE AND AT THE UPPER LEVELS OF THE ATMOSPHERE, CONTROLLING OUR WEATHER AS THE SURFACE HIGH IS MAKING ITS WAY TO THE EAST, WE’RE GOING TO START TO SEE MORE OF A SOUTHERLY WIND THAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN LATER TODAY, BUT BY TOMORROW IS WHEN YOU’RE REALLY GOING TO NOTICE THAT TWO POINT COMING UP JUST A LITTLE BIT. LET’S GO HOUR BY HOUR. BECAUSE IF WE GET TO 96 TODAY, WE TIE THE RECORD HIGH AND WE’RE GOING TO BE CLOSE MID 90S ACROSS THE BOARD WITH OBVIOUSLY PLENTY OF SUNSHINE TONIGHT JUST AFTER DINNER FOR YOUR EVENING CONSTITUTIONAL. EIGHT 830 STILL RELATIVELY WARM BUT NOT OVERLY HUMID. A LITTLE MORE MOISTURE COMING IN BY SUNDAY MORNING. COULD HAVE A LITTLE PATCHY FOG. IT’LL BE LIMITED. AND THEN AS WE GET TO TOMORROW AFTERNOON AGAIN IN THE MID 90S, BUT A LITTLE MORE HUMID. SO AS I MENTIONED BEFORE, IF YOU HAVE TO MOW THE LAWN, TODAY IS BETTER THAN TOMORROW. ALL RIGHT. THIS IS WHAT WE’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING IN THE TROPICS. THE CARIBBEAN A BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE TROPICAL WAVE, IF YOU WILL, GRADUALLY MOVING UP TOWARD THE UNITED STATES. LOOKS LIKE THE MOISTURE IS GOING TO INCREASE FOR US ONCE WE GET TO THE END OF THE WEEK. MAYBE SATURDAY, BUT IT LOOKS VERY DISORGANIZED. THAT’S JUST WHAT WE’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING IN THE EXTENDED FORECAST. SO MOSTLY SUNNY AND NOT OVERLY HUMID TODAY, BUT THE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE LOW TO MID 90S TONIGHT WE’LL HAVE SOME PATCHY FOG COMING BACK TOWARD MORNING. NOT GOING TO BE OVERLY THICK. SHOULD BURN OFF VERY VERY QUICKLY. AND THEN TOMORROW MID 90S. PARTLY CLOUDY, HOT BUT MORE HUMID. THAT’S WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO NOTICE. A FEW AFTERNOON SHOWERS IN YOUR FORECAST MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. WITH THAT MOISTURE INCREASE AND BRINGING US A BETTER CHANCE FOR RAIN BY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THAT’S YOU
Attainable file warmth, then watching the Caribbean
It can undoubtedly be a sizzling weekend in Southeast Louisiana, however Saturday would be the extra snug feeling of the 2 days. The humidity will keep comparatively low on Sunday, with dewpoint temperatures within the higher 60s, so despite the fact that we’ll get to the low in mid 90s for the afternoon excessive, it’s going to really feel a bit extra snug than Sunday. We could have a bit fog creating Sunday morning, however it shouldn’t be overly thick, however the humidity will improve by Sunday afternoon is our excessive temperature will doubtless get into the mid 90s. If we get to 95 levels on Sunday, we’ll tie the file excessive. With extra moisture within the environment, we’ll doubtless see some afternoon showers begin to pop up once more, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. By the tip of the week, we shall be watching a tropical wave that originates within the Caribbean, that may doubtless improve our moisture and rain probabilities on Thursday, and particularly Friday and Saturday. Formally, the Nationwide Hurricane Middle just isn’t monitoring something for potential improvement within the subsequent 48 hours.
It can undoubtedly be a sizzling weekend in Southeast Louisiana, however Saturday would be the extra snug feeling of the 2 days. The humidity will keep comparatively low on Sunday, with dewpoint temperatures within the higher 60s, so despite the fact that we’ll get to the low in mid 90s for the afternoon excessive, it’s going to really feel a bit extra snug than Sunday.
We could have a bit fog creating Sunday morning, however it shouldn’t be overly thick, however the humidity will improve by Sunday afternoon is our excessive temperature will doubtless get into the mid 90s. If we get to 95 levels on Sunday, we’ll tie the file excessive.
With extra moisture within the environment, we’ll doubtless see some afternoon showers begin to pop up once more, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. By the tip of the week, we shall be watching a tropical wave that originates within the Caribbean, that may doubtless improve our moisture and rain probabilities on Thursday, and particularly Friday and Saturday.
Formally, the Nationwide Hurricane Middle just isn’t monitoring something for potential improvement within the subsequent 48 hours.