Dense Fog Advisory for all the space as some spots will likely be lowered to lower than a mile
Alert Day: Dense Fog Advisory for all the space as some spots will likely be lowered to lower than a mile
Dense Fog Advisory sticks round till 10 a.m. with some areas seeing lower than a mile of visibility. After the fog clears, count on partly cloudy skies with highs within the higher 70s.
KICKOFF IS THURSDAY AT 6:30 P.M. ALL RIGHT GOOD MORNING EVERYBODY. YOU SEE IT RIGHT THERE. IT’S AN ALERT DAY. WHY? BECAUSE OF THE DENSE FOG OUT THERE. NOW SOME OF YOU MAY BE WAKING UP WONDERING, HEY, WHERE’S THE FOG? BUT HERE’S WHAT WE’RE LOOKING AT RIGHT NOW. THIS IS JUST OUR CAMERA JUST OUTSIDE OF OUR STATION. AND USUALLY YOU CAN SEE THE CRESCENT CITY CONNECTION. I CAN SEE THE CARS TRAVELING RIGHT THERE. USUALLY THIS IS WHERE THE BRIDGE IS. BUT AS OF RIGHT NOW, IT IS KIND OF DIFFICULT TO SEE. SO YOU MAY RUN INTO THAT. A LOT OF THIS HAS BEEN PATCHY AT TIMES, WITH DENSE FOG ADVISORY FOR EVERYONE. THIS ALSO INCLUDES THE WATER UNTIL TEN THIS MORNING, SO JUST USE CAUTION, MAYBE LEAVE A LITTLE EARLIER THIS MORNING. KEEP CHECKING THE CONDITIONS THOUGH. NORTH SHORE NOT AS BAD AS YOU WERE YESTERDAY, ESPECIALLY OVER IN HAMMOND AND THEN LOOKING OUT TOWARDS BOGALUSA. BUT A LOT OF THIS IS JUST BEEN MOSTLY THE WORST OF IT. RATHER HAS BEEN TO THE SOUTH SHORE. BUT YOU’RE STARTING TO SEE SOME DEVELOP OUT TOWARDS 59 THIS MORNING. SO PORTIONS OF MISSISSIPPI DEALING WITH THAT AS WELL. AND I’M ZOOMING IN A LITTLE CLOSER THOUGH FOR YOU. YOU CAN SEE HOW THINGS ARE STARTING TO CLEAR UP AS FAR AS THE COLORS GO. THESE ARE WHEN IT’S THE WORST. BUT JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE NOT IN ANY OF THE BRIGHT COLORS DOESN’T MEAN THAT YOU’RE NOT DEALING WITH FOG. IT’S JUST NOT AS BAD ANYMORE. BUT STILL, THIS IS PROBABLY ABOUT, I’D SAY, THREE MILES OF VISIBILITY, SO STILL A LITTLE DIFFICULT TO SEE, ESPECIALLY GOING OVER OVERPASSES. SO USE CAUTION COMING FROM THE WEST WING OR GOING TO THE WEST BANK THIS MORNING HERE. TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW IT’S VERY MILD OUTSIDE. LOOKING AT THE MID 60S. GOT CLOSE TO SOME UPPER 60S UP IN BOGALUSA. THEY’RE LOOKING AT 60S ALONG THE COAST. SO EVERYBODY STARTING OFF INTO THE 60S IS VERY MILD THIS HOUR. TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW ARE ACTUALLY WARMER THAN WHAT OUR TYPICAL HIGHS WOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. AND THEN AS WE HEAD INTO THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS, WE STILL DO HAVE THAT CHANCE TO SEE SOME FOG. THEN WE’RE LOOKING AT SOME PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES A LITTLE LATER ON. TEMPERATURES FOR TODAY. I DO NOT THINK WE’RE GOING TO BREAK ANY RECORDS. THE RECORD WAS 83, BUT I DON’T THINK WE’LL GET THERE. TODAY’S HIGHS GOT SET IN THE UPPER 70S. SOME OF US MAY BE ABLE TO REACH 80. IF NOT WILL BE FLIRTING WITH IT. BUT STILL ANOTHER WARM DAY AHEAD. OR MAYBE YOU CAN SAY IT’S HOT. I DON’T KNOW, JUST DEPENDS ON YOU. I KNOW YESTERDAY I WAS OUT, I WAS ACTUALLY SWEATING A LITTLE BIT. AND THEN I DO WANT TO SKIP OVER TO FRIDAY. FRIDAY WE ARE LOOKING AT A THREAT FOR SOME SEVERE WEATHER. YES, IT’S BEEN A MINUTE SINCE WE TALKED ABOUT SOME SEVERE WEATHER. A MAIN CHUNK OF IT THOUGH, GOING TO BE JUST UP TO THE NORTH OF US. NOW WE ARE UNDER THAT MARGINAL RISK FOR SEVERE WEATHER. SO LEVEL ONE, BUT RIGHT TO THE OUTSIDE OF US. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT THAT LEVEL TWO TWO THREAT. SO BASICALLY WE’RE GOING TO LOOK AT SOME STORMS TO BE STRONG TO SEVERE AT TIMES LESS TIME THIS OUT. SO FRIDAY MORNING MOST OF US WILL ACTUALLY BE OKAY. WE MAY SEE A COUPLE OF SHOWERS MOVING THROUGH. SO THE FRIDAY MORNING COMMUTE NOT WORRIED ABOUT THAT. THEN WE GET TO FRIDAY AFTERNOON. HERE’S 3:00. SO RIGHT AS THE KIDS GET OFF THE BUS STOP AND WHATNOT, MAYBE A FEW SHOWERS MOVING IN, BUT MOST OF THE ACTIVITY STILL OFF TO OUR NORTH WEST. AND THEN AS WE GET TO THE EVENING AND THE NIGHTTIME HOURS, HERE’S 9:00 PM AS THAT FRONT STARTS TO APPROACH. THAT’S WHEN MORE OF THOSE STORMS WILL START TO DEVELOP. I THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE MORE OF AN OVERNIGHT ORDEAL. SO LOOKING AT LATE FRIDAY INTO VERY EARLY SATURDAY, SO RIGHT AROUND MIDNIGHT, 1:00, YOU’LL SEE THE STORMS, THAT LINE OF STORMS STARTING TO ROLL THROUGH. THAT’S WHERE WE COULD GET ANYTHING TO TURN STRONG TO SEVERE. IF WE DO. SO BASICALLY GOING TO SEE SOME HEAVY RAIN AT TIMES COULD EVEN HAVE SOME STRONG TO DAMAGING WINDS. THE TEMPERATURES ARE FALLING AFTER THAT. LOOK
Alert Day: Dense Fog Advisory for all the space as some spots will likely be lowered to lower than a mile
Dense Fog Advisory sticks round till 10 a.m. with some areas seeing lower than a mile of visibility. After the fog clears, count on partly cloudy skies with highs within the higher 70s.
Right this moment is a WDSU First Warning Climate Alert Day attributable to a Dense Fog Advisory throughout the world till 10 a.m. inland and at midday over water. Visibility could also be lowered to lower than a mile at occasions. After the fog clears, count on a partly cloudy day with highs within the higher 70s and some 80s. Tonight, one other spherical of fog is feasible with lows within the 60s. Highs for Thursday will likely be again within the higher 70s. There’s a Marginal Danger for extreme climate Friday into Saturday morning. Impacts embody damaging winds, heavy rain, and the potential for tornadoes. We may see just a few showers earlier than midday with the best risk late Friday night into Saturday morning. Round midnight is when the strongest line of storms arrives. After the storms, count on a giant drop in temperatures. Highs Sunday and subsequent week will likely be within the higher 50s to low 60s.
Right this moment is a WDSU First Warning Climate Alert Day attributable to a Dense Fog Advisory throughout the world till 10 a.m. inland and at midday over water. Visibility could also be lowered to lower than a mile at occasions.
After the fog clears, count on a partly cloudy day with highs within the higher 70s and some 80s.
Tonight, one other spherical of fog is feasible with lows within the 60s.
Highs for Thursday will likely be again within the higher 70s.
There’s a Marginal Danger for extreme climate Friday into Saturday morning. Impacts embody damaging winds, heavy rain, and the potential for tornadoes. We may see just a few showers earlier than midday with the best risk late Friday night into Saturday morning. Round midnight is when the strongest line of storms arrives.
After the storms, count on a giant drop in temperatures. Highs Sunday and subsequent week will likely be within the higher 50s to low 60s.
