NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — After a number of dry, snug days, the humidity is about to make a comeback as we head into the weekend. Southeasterly winds on Friday will begin pulling moisture in from the Gulf, but it surely’ll take some time to note the change. Most of Friday will nonetheless really feel dry, with sunshine dominating and only some clouds displaying up late Friday night time, primarily west of I-55.

Looking forward to the weekend, we’ll be monitoring a system shifting out of Texas that brings rising rain probabilities Saturday afternoon into Sunday. Count on widespread rainfall, with 1 to three inches doable throughout a lot of the world and regionally heavier totals west of I-55. Extreme climate appears unlikely proper now, however a couple of sturdy storms can’t be dominated out.

Alongside the coast, tides will run greater than regular, particularly Saturday night time, when minor coastal flooding turns into extra seemingly. After Sunday’s system strikes out, we’ll dry out early subsequent week earlier than one other weak entrance brings a small likelihood of showers by midweek — together with cooler air to wrap up October. Proper now it appears like some large time fall climate simply in time for Halloween.

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