LITTLE MORE THAN $4,500. ALL RIGHT. GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYBODY. IT’S A WDSU FIRST WARNING WEATHER IMPACT DAY. SO LOOK BEHIND ME. A LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE OFF INTO THE DISTANCE. KIND OF. BUT IT IS POURING DOWN RAIN AND OUT OF THE LAKEFRONT RIGHT NOW. PONTCHARTRAIN SERVICE CAMERA FOLKS LIKE HIDING IN THEIR CARS RIGHT NOW FROM SOME OF THE RAIN, BUT COUPLE OTHER CAMERAS THOUGH LOOKING OUT TO THE CC. SEE LOOKS OKAY. THIS IS THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAUSEWAY. IT’S POURING DOWN IN SOME SPOTS. WE’VE HAD A LOT OF RAIN SO FAR. SOME OF YOU HAVE SEEN WAY MORE THAN OTHERS. HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING THOUGH ON RADAR. SO THIS IS LOOPING OVER THE PAST 12 HOURS OR SO. BASICALLY ALL DAY LONG. THIS IS WHAT WE SAW. A GOOD PORTION OF NEW ORLEANS DIDN’T SEE ANYTHING AT ALL. A LOT OF THE SOUTH SHORE STAYED QUIET. BUT YOU SEE MOST OF THE ACTIVITY WAS GOING TO BE OFF TOWARDS THE NORTH SHORE. MISSISSIPPI COUNTIES. YOU GUYS SAW QUITE A BIT. AND SPEAKING OF, I’VE GOT MORE THAN SIX PLUS INCHES REPORTED MORE THAN TEN PLUS INCHES REPORTED IN SOME PARTS. SO THESE FLOOD WARNINGS THAT WE’RE SEEING, THEY’VE ACTUALLY BEEN EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER HOUR OR SO, AS WE DO HAVE ADDITIONAL RAINFALL MOVING UP TOWARDS THAT DIRECTION. HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING SO FAR. NOT REALLY A WHOLE LOT IF YOU LOOK AT IT. BUT IF YOU GO CLOSER, THOUGH, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THERE’S SOME MORE RAIN ABOUT TO HEAD TOWARDS PEARLINGTON STARTING TO SEE THAT SLIDELL YOU’RE GETTING A NICE LITTLE BREAK, SO YOU DEFINITELY NEED THIS BREAK. PICAYUNE SOME LIGHTER SHOWERS FOR SAINT LOUIS. MOST OF THE ACTIVITY JUST ON THE OTHER SIDE OF YOU. LOOKING OUT TOWARDS NEW ORLEANS. NOW WE GOT SOME RAIN GENTILLY YOU’RE SEEING SOME RAIN. MORE OF THAT STARTING TO MOVE TOWARDS YOU. HALFWAY UP THE CAUSEWAY, SEEING RAIN NOW MOVING ON OFF. BUT TWIN SPANS, IF YOU’RE ABOUT TO HIT THE TWIN SPANS YOU WILL SEE SOME RAIN GOING UP TO THE NORTH SHORE. EVEN MORE LOOKING OUT ON THE OTHER SIDE OF ROSELAND AND YOU’RE SEEING SOME SHOWERS RIGHT NOW. DIDN’T REALLY SEE A WHOLE LOT, BUT YOU ARE SEEING SOME NOW DOWN THE BOTTOM. NOT REALLY A WHOLE LOT EITHER. SOME SHOWERS STARTING TO MAKE THEIR WAY OVER TO THIBODAUX, NOT REALLY HOLDING TOGETHER VERY WELL. RIVER PARISHES FAIRLY QUIET. YOU’RE ON THE QUIET SIDE OF THINGS NOW AS WE HEAD INTO THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS, WE’RE STILL GOING TO SEE SOME RAIN. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE AS MUCH THOUGH, BUT STARTING TO SEE THINGS WIND DOWN FOR US. SO THE BIGGEST THREAT THAT WE’VE HAD, IT’S STARTING TO COME TO AN END FOR. SO IF YOU’RE EVER IN SLIDELL, MISSISSIPPI COUNTIES, YOU’RE WATCHING WONDERING, OKAY, ARE WE DONE WITH THE RAIN, DONE WITH THE BIG PART, BUT YOU STILL GOT A LITTLE WAYS LEFT TO GO. AS WE GET TO SUNDAY. SUNDAY MORNING’S FINE INTO THE AFTERNOON. THAT’S WHEN WE’LL START TO SEE THE POP UPS HAPPENING FOR US. SO AGAIN, TOMORROW WE HAVE ANOTHER DAY WHERE WE POTENTIALLY COULD SEE SOME FLASH FLOODING TOMORROW. I AM NOT ANTICIPATING IT BEING ANYTHING LIKE WHAT WE SAW FOR TODAY. SO IN THE TROPICS, NOT REALLY ANYTHING GOING ON OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS FOR US IS THAT MOISTURE WE HAD THAT IS NOW MOVING INTO OUR AREA. AND AGAIN, FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, USUALLY WE DO START TO SEE A LITTLE SOMETHING, TRY TO DEVELOP, DEVELOP. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS RIGHT HERE AT HOME. MORE 80S HERE ON OUT. BUT NEXT WEE

Heavy downpours earlier in Slidell & Mississippi induced flooded roadways Saturday night

Some areas reported 6-10 inches of rain Saturday as heavy rain pummeled elements of Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi.

Up to date: 10:35 PM CDT Jun 6, 2026

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Radar estimates greater than 6-10 inches of rain fell in simply 12 hours throughout elements of Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi Saturday as heavy rain continued to pour over the world for a number of hours.Flash Flood Warnings had been in impact for a lot of the afternoon as storms sat over Slidell and Kiln for a number of hours resulting in flooded roadways. The heaviest of the rain is completed, however just a few lingering showers and storms are attainable all through the night and in a single day. These are usually not anticipated to trigger any extra points. One other spherical of remoted storms are anticipated Sunday afternoon. Your complete space is beneath a low-end danger for seeing flash flooding.

NEW ORLEANS —

Radar estimates greater than 6-10 inches of rain fell in simply 12 hours throughout elements of Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi Saturday as heavy rain continued to pour over the world for a number of hours.

Flash Flood Warnings had been in impact for a lot of the afternoon as storms sat over Slidell and Kiln for a number of hours resulting in flooded roadways.

The heaviest of the rain is completed, however just a few lingering showers and storms are attainable all through the night and in a single day. These are usually not anticipated to trigger any extra points.

One other spherical of remoted storms are anticipated Sunday afternoon.

Your complete space is beneath a low-end danger for seeing flash flooding.