NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — As Hurricane Milton strikes throughout the Florida peninsula tonight, our native climate stays calm and nice. A entrance shifting into the central Gulf has introduced dry air into the area, creating clear skies and cooler temperatures.

For the remainder of the week, circumstances will keep quiet. In a single day lows are anticipated to dip into the higher 50s to decrease 60s, with some areas presumably seeing mid-50s. Daytime highs will vary from the low to mid-80s below sunny skies.

The quiet climate continues into the weekend as excessive stress settles over the area. This may maintain temperatures cool, with lows within the 50s Saturday morning. There’s even a small probability some areas may briefly drop under 50 levels.

Early subsequent week, one other chilly entrance will convey cooler air into the area, sustaining the fall-like circumstances with sunny days and clear, crisp nights.

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