Tropical Disturbance Close to Southeast U.S.; Low Cyclone Danger, Rain Attainable for Gulf Coast
A low-pressure system might type offshore and monitor into the northeastern Gulf by mid to late subsequent week, bringing rounds of heavy rain to components of Southeast Louisiana.
COMMENT. ALL RIGHT, EVERYBODY. WE ARE GIVING YOU AN UPDATE ON WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH THE TROPICS. IF YOU HAVEN’T BEEN WITH US EARLIER FOR TODAY, JUST KNOW NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER HAS NOW HIGHLIGHTED AN AREA OF INTEREST. LOOKING AT A 20% CHANCE OF SEEING DEVELOPMENT AS WE HEAD INTO THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. SO LIKELY BY THE TIME WE GET TO THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK TO THE END OF NEXT WEEK, WE COULD SEE AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE START TO DEVELOP ANYWHERE WITHIN THIS REGION. NOW, WHETHER OR NOT IT DEVELOPS, EITHER WAY IT GOES, WE’RE STILL GOING TO GET A LOT OF HEAVY RAIN, ESPECIALLY AS WE GET TO ABOUT THIS TIME NEXT WEEK. SO HERE’S THE POTENTIAL FOR THAT LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TO DEVELOP. GET TO THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK. YOU’RE ALREADY STARTING TO SEE THE RAIN. NOW, THIS MAY HOLD TOGETHER. IF IT DOES. JUST KNOW GOING TO BRING US SOME RAIN. SO AGAIN WE’LL BE WATCHING THIS FOR YOU VERY CLOSELY. BUT WE ARE EXPECTING THOSE RAIN CHANCES TO INCREASE THOUGH AS OF RIGHT NOW. ALREADY LOOKING AT THAT RISK FOR SEEING SOME FLASH FLOODING AS WE GET TO WEDNESDAY. SO THIS IS VERY EARLY ON LIKELY GOING TO SEE THAT CONTINUE AS WE GET TO THURSDAY INTO THE REST OF NEXT WEEK. SO RAIN CHANCES FOR YOU. WE’LL SEE THEM DIP A LITTLE BIT FOR TUESDAY, BUT THEN YOU SEE HOW THEY’RE GOING RIGHT BACK UP AS WE’RE GETTING THAT POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. SO LET’S TALK ABOUT WHAT’S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW. EARLIER TODAY WE DID HAVE SOME VERY HEAVY RAIN, AS RIGHT NOW MOST OF US ARE STARTING TO SEE SOME CLEARING. GOT A COUPLE OF COASTAL SHOWERS TRYING TO MOVE INLAND. AS OF RIGHT NOW, LOOKS LIKE A LOT OF THOSE GOING TO BE ON THE LIGHTER SIDE. COCO YOU GOT A SHOWER RIGHT THERE NEAR YOU. LET ME TALK ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED EARLIER THOUGH. YOU SEE, THE AREAS HIGHLIGHTED HERE? GOT ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE PLUS INCHES OF RAIN. WELL, WE DID HAVE A FLASH FLOOD WARNING THAT’S GOING TO BE OUT TOWARDS ALGIERS. LOOK AT HOW MUCH RAIN RADAR ESTIMATED OVER THE PAST 12 HOURS. FIVE INCHES IN SOME SPOTS. SO DEFINITELY SAW SOME FLOODING. HAS REPORTS FROM THAT EARLIER. SO LET’S TALK ABOUT THE SETUP AS WE LOOK AHEAD TO TOMORROW TO TOMORROW MORNING. SAME DEAL. COULD HAVE SOME OF THOSE COASTAL SHOWERS DEVELOPING FOR YOU. SO IF YOU’RE GETTING OUT EARLY GOING FISHING WHATNOT JUST KNOW WATCH THE SKIES AS YOU GET TO THE AFTERNOON. THAT’S WHEN WE’LL SEE MORE OF THOSE START TO DEVELOP. WITHIN THIS WE COULD SEE SOME HEAVY RAIN QUITE LIKE TODAY. THERE’S ALWAYS THAT POSSIBILITY AND WE COULD SEE SOME STRONG WINDS. BUT BY THE TIME WE GET TO THE EVENING, IT’S ALL GONE. SO SAME DEAL. WE’LL RINSE AND REPEAT. YOUR TEMPERATURES THOUGH FOR RIGHT NOW, 70S AND 80S IS STILL MILD, STILL MUGGY OUTSIDE. NOT FEELING COMFORTABLE. HIGHS FOR TOMORROW. ABOUT THE SAME AS TODAY. UPPER 80S. LOWER 90S FOR YOU WILL BE ABOUT 95 UP IN BOGALUSA, BUT JUST KNOW IF YOU GET THE SHOWER OVER YOU THAT COULD IMPACT YOUR HIGH TEMPERATURES. SO THOSE TEMPERATURES COULD GO DOWN A LITTLE BIT. BUT EITHER WAY IT GOES, GOING TO FEEL LIKE WE’RE INTO THE UPPER 90S. THE TRIPLE DIGITS FOR YOU AS WE’RE HEADING THROUGHOUT THE REST OF FORECAST. SPEAKING OF THE REST OF THE FORECAST, HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT MORE 90S FOR NOW. BUT LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES THAT GOT THEM INTO THE MID 90S FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND WHATNOT. AND THOSE RAI
Tropical Disturbance Close to Southeast U.S.; Low Cyclone Danger, Rain Attainable for Gulf Coast
A low-pressure system might type offshore and monitor into the northeastern Gulf by mid to late subsequent week, bringing rounds of heavy rain to components of Southeast Louisiana.
The Nationwide Hurricane Heart is monitoring a disturbance with a 20% probability of growth over the following 7 days within the northeastern Gulf.An space of low strain is prone to type close to the southeastern U.S. coast throughout the subsequent couple of days and transfer westward throughout Florida and into the northeastern Gulf by Tuesday.Whereas situations usually are not excellent for tropical growth, some gradual group is feasible via the center to late a part of subsequent week. Even when the system doesn’t strengthen right into a tropical cyclone, it might nonetheless deliver rounds of heavy rainfall to components of the jap and north-central Gulf Coast, together with Southeast Louisiana.Forecast fashions counsel moisture from this technique might gasoline intervals of downpours mid to late subsequent week, rising the chance for localized flooding in weak areas. WHAT WE KNOW:Probability of growth over the following 2 days: Low 0percentChance of growth over the following 3-7 days: Low 20% IMPACTS TO SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA:Louisiana might see heavy rainfall via subsequent week because of the tropical growth.Stick with the WDSU First Warning Climate group for your whole newest tropical updates.
The Nationwide Hurricane Heart is monitoring a disturbance with a 20% probability of growth over the following 7 days within the northeastern Gulf.
An space of low strain is prone to type close to the southeastern U.S. coast throughout the subsequent couple of days and transfer westward throughout Florida and into the northeastern Gulf by Tuesday.
Whereas situations usually are not excellent for tropical growth, some gradual group is feasible via the center to late a part of subsequent week. Even when the system doesn’t strengthen right into a tropical cyclone, it might nonetheless deliver rounds of heavy rainfall to components of the jap and north-central Gulf Coast, together with Southeast Louisiana.
Forecast fashions counsel moisture from this technique might gasoline intervals of downpours mid to late subsequent week, rising the chance for localized flooding in weak areas.
WHAT WE KNOW:
Probability of growth over the following 2 days: Low 0%
Probability of growth over the following 3-7 days: Low 20%
IMPACTS TO SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA:
Louisiana might see heavy rainfall via subsequent week because of the tropical growth.
Stick with the WDSU First Warning Climate group for your whole newest tropical updates.