MORE ARE APPARENTLY TRAPPED. EVEN ON A CLOUDY DAY, WE STILL LIVE IN A BEAUTIFUL CITY. THE CLOUDS ARE IN PLACE RIGHT NOW, DECREASING A BIT IN SOME LOCATIONS BY THIS AFTERNOON. SUNSHINE SHOULD BE A BIT MORE ABUNDANT AND THE TEMPERATURES THEN ARE GOING TO RESPOND AND WE’LL END UP IN THE MID 60S I THINK FOR THE AFTERNOON HIGH, BUT RIGHT NOW IT’S ONE OF THOSE BORDERLINE MORNINGS. DO I NEED A JACKET? DO I NOT NEED A JACKET? IF YOU NEED A JACKET, IT’S PROBABLY JUST THE LIGHT JACKET. 52 OUR CURRENT TEMPERATURE IN BATON ROUGE. 54 RIGHT NOW IN BOGALUSA. A LITTLE BIT WARMER RIGHT NOW ON BEAUTIFUL GRAND ISLE, 60 DEGREES. THE TEMPERATURE THERE A BIT OF A BREEZE, BUT NOT OVERLY BREEZY. AND THIS WIND IS ACTUALLY PROBABLY GOING TO DIMINISH A LITTLE BIT ONCE WE GET TO THE LATE AFTERNOON. IT’S A NORTHEASTERLY WIND AT ABOUT 8 TO 10MPH, BRINGING IN SOME OF THAT DRIER AIR. HERE’S THE WATER VAPOR IMAGERY SHOWING US THAT THINGS ARE VERY, VERY DRY AT THE UPPER LEVELS OF THE ATMOSPHERE, BUT CLOSE TO THE SURFACE. WE STILL HAVE SOME OF THAT MOISTURE. AND I THINK SOME OF THAT MOISTURE IS PROBABLY GOING TO TRANSLATE INTO A LITTLE BIT OF FOG FOR US NEXT WEEK. RIGHT NOW, HIGH PRESSURE STARTING TO BUILD IN BRINGING US THAT NORTHEASTERLY WIND TO THE SOUTH INTO THE GULF. YOU SEE THE COLD FRONT THAT MOVED THROUGH LATE YESTERDAY AND BEHIND THE FRONT, TEMPERATURES REALLY ARE JUST ABOUT WHERE THEY SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. YESTERDAY WE GOT UP TO 80 DEGREES IN A LOT OF SPOTS. THINK WE GOT UP TO 81 TO SET A NEW RECORD HIGH AT THE AIRPORT TODAY. TEMPERATURES MUCH MORE SEASONAL, IF YOU WILL, AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. THE TRACK WILL BE FAST AND THE TURF WILL BE FIRM AND EIGHT RACE CARD IN THE CLOUDS SHOULD BE DECREASING THERE. IF YOU’RE CHILLY AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, JUST SIT BY THE FINISH LINE IN THE SUN. THAT’S WHAT I DO. ALL RIGHT, CLOUDS START TO BREAK UP A LITTLE BIT FOR US HERE ONCE WE GET TO THE NOON HOUR. ACCORDING TO THIS COMPUTER MODEL, TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO MAKE IT INTO THE MID 60S. THEY CLEAR OFF A BIT MORE FOR US AS WE LOOK TOWARD THE LATE AFTERNOON TOMORROW MORNING, I’M GOING TO MENTION A LITTLE FOG. I DON’T THINK IT’S GOING TO BE A BIG DEAL. VERY, VERY PATCHY FOG NOT SLOWING DOWN THE MORNING COMMUTE, BUT LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES STILL JUST ABOUT WHERE WE ARE TODAY. UPPER 40S AND 1 OR 2 LOCATIONS, PROBABLY LOW 50S ON THE NORTH SHORE, MID 50S ELSEWHERE. SO ANOTHER BORDERLINE JACKET MORNING FOR YOU TOMORROW. BUT BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON AGAIN THE CLOUDS WILL BE DECREASING A BIT BY THE LATE MORNING AND AFTERNOON WILL BE IN THE LOW 70S FOR THE AFTERNOON HIGH. AND HERE’S YOUR FOGGY MORNING. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE MONDAY, BUT TUESDAY. I THINK ALL THE INGREDIENTS ARE GOING TO BE IN PLACE. WINDS WILL BE LIGHT, HUMIDITY NEAR 100%. SO TUESDAY MORNING MAKE SURE YOU’RE WATCHING WDSU STARTING AT 430. WE CHECK ALL THE LIVE CAMERAS FOR YOU, SHOW YOU ALL THE VISIBILITIES BECOMING MOSTLY SUNNY BY THIS AFTERNOON. LESS HUMID, HIGH TEMPERATURES 64 TO 67, WHICH IS REALLY A DEGREE OR TWO ABOVE AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. MOSTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT. PATCHY FOG TOWARD MORNING. SHOULD NOT BE A MAJOR CONCERN. AND THEN ONCE WE GET RID OF THE FOG TOMORROW, WE’LL CALL IT PARTLY CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON WITH A HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE LOW 70S. THEN WE’RE IN THE MID 70S ON TUESDAY. ONCE WE GET RID OF THAT FOG. UPPER 70S BY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AND VERY GOOD CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. TH