Scattered storms attainable over the subsequent few days

Robust storms might convey gusty winds, small hail, and really heavy rain

Up to date: 10:26 PM CDT Could 29, 2024

WDSU FIRST WARNING WEATHER THE WEATHER IMPACT DAY HAS GONE AWAY. ALL THE STORMS ARE GONE. FOR NOW, WE’RE GOING TO WATCH TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS TOMORROW. NO OFFICIAL RISKS FOR SEVERE WEATHER OUT RIGHT NOW. WE DO HAVE ONE FOR FRIDAY AND THAT’S OUR NEXT ONE UP. BOY DID THE STORMS COME TODAY. LOOK AT THIS. WE HAD ONE STORM, THE LAKE EFFECT STORM STARTED AROUND NEW ORLEANS EAST LITTLEWOODS, GENTILLY AND THAT KIND OF SPARKED THE REST OF ALL THE ACTION BEFORE A ROUND OF STORMS FROM WEST CAME OUR WAY, NORTH SHORE REALLY TOOK THE BRUNT OF THIS. LOOK WHAT HAPPENED ABOUT 645 THIS EVENING AFTER A 6:00 NEWSCAST. THESE STORMS ARE DROPPING TONS OF RAIN. THEN ANOTHER STORM DEVELOPED OVER NEW ORLEANS EAST, AND THAT MERGED WITH STORMS OVER TANGIPAHOA PARISH AND DID IT RAIN DOWN ON SLIDELL? SO MUCH RAIN TODAY. RADAR ESTIMATED OVER TWO INCHES NEAR BOGALUSA. OVER FIVE. AROUND FOUR IN LITTLEWOODS KENTWOOD JUST OVER AN INCH. THESE ARE SOME ACTUAL RECORDED RAINFALL TOTALS THREE INCHES. SLIDELL TAKES THE CAKE THERE AT THE TOP OF THE LIST. WHITE SANDS IN BETWEEN BOGALUSA POPLARVILLE MANDEVILLE CAME IN WITH JUST UNDER TWO INCHES OF RAIN. WE GO BACK TO WHAT? WHAT’S HAPPENING IN RADAR RIGHT NOW AND THE LAST REMAINING COUPLE OF SHOWERS HERE AND THERE. YOU CAN SEE THE NORCO LAPLACE CONVENT, A COUPLE OF SHOWERS, OUR RIVER PARISHES, AND THAT’S ABOUT ALL SHE WROTE. HIGH TEMPERATURES TODAY, 94 AT LAKEFRONT 91 OFFICIALLY HERE IN NEW ORLEANS, 93 IN BOGALUSA, ALMOST 90 IN THE HOUMA. REAL TIME TEMPS. WE’RE STILL IN SOME 80S IN THE SOUTH SHORE, STILL AT 70IN BOGALUSA. THE HUMIDITY WELL, IT’S ACTUALLY GONE DOWN A LITTLE BIT WITH SOME OF THE RAIN THAT’S TAKEN THAT OUT OF THE ATMOSPHERE 60S HERE AND THERE, SOME 70S TO HOUMA TO GALLIANO, TO PORT FOUCHON. AND WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE BIGGER PICTURE. THIS IS WHAT WE GET THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. DON’T NECESSARILY HAVE STORMS BRINGING IN FRONTS KIND OF A LEFTOVER FRONT FROM SEVERAL DAYS AWAY, BUT SYSTEMS THAT SIT UP A FEW MILES INTO THE AIR, ROLLING OVER HEAD TAPS INTO THE LINGERING HEAT AND HUMIDITY WE GET, THE DAYTIME STORMS, THE FIRE THEY GO AWAY WITH SUNSET. NOT TILL WE GET TO FRIDAY. THE APPROACH OF A STORM SYSTEM HERE MIGHT PROVIDE A LITTLE BIT MORE ENERGY TO GIVE US THAT RISK OF POSSIBLE SEVERE STORMS, BUT IT’S A REALLY LOW RISK RIGHT NOW. WE HAVE IT AS AN IMPACT DAY, AND WE’LL SHOW YOU WHY. 68 BOGALUSA IN HAMMOND TOMORROW MORNING, 78 LAKEFRONT 73 IN A HOUMA 75 GALLIANO. WHAT I WANT YOU TO TAKE AWAY TOMORROW IS THE MORNING COMMUTE IS GOING TO BE FINE. YOU’RE ABLE TO GET AROUND FREE AND CLEAR DRY ROADS THAT WILL HAVE MAYBE A SHOWER IF HE HAD ONE LATE TONIGHT. BUT DURING THE DAY TOMORROW, LOOK WHAT HAPPENS. MORE STORMS FIRING UP THIS TIME WEST. AND A LOT OF US EXPECTED TO GET MORE STORMS THROUGH TOMORROW. POSSIBLY LEE THROUGH 5:00. THAT MEANS THE EVENING COMMUTE. I WANT YOU TO BE PREPARED TO MAYBE GIVE YOURSELF A LITTLE EXTRA TIME. IF THAT FORECAST IS RIGHT. SEVERAL INCHES OF RAIN, BUT I’M GIVING YOU CAUTION SIGNS HERE FOR THE POTENTIAL THAT WE GET. SOME STORMS, ESPECIALLY IN THE LATE AFTERNOON HOURS, BUT COULD KEEP WET ROADS INTO THE EVENING TIME PERIOD 90 FOR THE HIGH 92 LAKEFRONT FEELS MORE LIKE 100 WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE HUMIDITY. THIS ISN’T GOING ANYWHERE. WE’RE JUST HOVERING RIGHT AROUND 90. THEN WE RESET AND WE DO IT AGAIN INTO THURSDAY. THURSDAY’S FORECAST SHOWS MORE STORM POTENTIAL GOING INTO FRIDAY, AND IT’S FRIDAY RIGHT NOW THAT WE’RE LOOKING AT THAT STORM POTENTIAL TO GIVE US THAT RISK OF POSSIBLE SEVERE STORMS. WE’RE ALL UNDER A LEVEL ONE OUT OF FIVE. IT’S A LOW LEVEL CALLED MARGINAL AND STRONG WIND GUSTS AND VERY HEAVY RAIN ARE THE MAIN THREATS. SO MINOR STREET FLOODING AND STRONG WINDS, THOSE ARE THE ONES TO ME THAT MAKE IT AN IMPACT DAY. WE’LL SEE IF THE TORNADO RISK IS LOW, WHICH IT SHOULD BE. HIGH TEMPERATURES STILL AROUND 90 TO 92, BUT FEELING EVEN HOTTER WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE HUMIDITY. WATCH WHAT HAPPENS SATURDAY. THE POTENTIAL WE GET STORMS NORTH, FIRE THROUGH AND GO NORTH TO SOUTH. THAT COULD BE ANOTHER REAL WET DAY TOO. SO I’VE GOT AT LEAST ABOUT A 40% CHANCE OF STORMS ALL THE WAY THROUGH SATURDAY. HIGH TEMPERATURES STILL HOVERING RIGHT AROUND 90, AND WE GET INTO AT LEAST THE SECOND HALF OF THE WEEKEND BY SUNDAY, MAYBE ONE FINAL ROUND OF STORMS WITH THIS FRONT COMES THROUGH. AND THEN WHEN WE GET INTO NEXT WEEK, I’M GOING TO TAKE THE RAIN CHANCES DOWN, BUT ALLOWS TEMPS TO GO UP A COUPLE OF DEGREES. SO IMPACT DAY FOR FRIDAY, AS I SHOWED YOU FOR AT LEAST THE STREET FLOODING POTENTIAL IN THE HEAVY RAIN AND MAYBE SOME WIND GUSTS. TEMPERATURES AROUND 90 FEELING LIKE 100.

Scattered storms attainable over the subsequent few days

Robust storms might convey gusty winds, small hail, and really heavy rain

Up to date: 10:26 PM CDT Could 29, 2024

Extra storms are attainable to spherical out the week in your New Orleans climate forecast that would convey gusty winds and heavy rain.As soon as storms finish tonight, we’re in retailer for an additional heat and humid night.Storms are forecast to fireplace up throughout the warmth of the day from 10 am by way of 8 pm. Storms might convey gusty winds, heavy rain, and attainable small hail.When you get quite a few storms, a number of inches of rain is feasible. Highs will high out round 90 however will really feel extra like 100.Friday might convey extra scattered storms.This time, the Storm Prediction Middle (SPC) has already positioned Southeast Louisiana below a “MARGINAL RISK” or degree 1 out of 5 classes for attainable extreme climate. Heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning shall be our best dangers.Excessive temps will high out round 90 with a warmth index close to 100.Saturday shall be so much like Thursday and Friday with scattered storms and highs round 90.We’ll preserve an opportunity of scattered storms within the forecast by way of Sunday too.Subsequent week, we’ll take rain probabilities down to only slight possibilities of remoted storms. Excessive temps will keep round 90.This is your seven day forecast: