A cold front will bring more storms, ending this round of dangerous heat in the New Orleans weather forecast. Storms are most likely after noon across much of the Southeast. The combination of lake/sea breezes and convective temperatures will result in an approximately 60% chance of scattered storms. This time, the heat index will be around 108 to 112 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. If there are no storms in the morning, our highs could easily peak around 93/94 again. However, if we find a storm breaks out in the morning, our high temperatures will likely stay in the low 90s. This will set the stage for numerous daytime storms starting Friday. Many storms will continue through the weekend and into next week. There is already a risk of flooding from locally heavy rain on Friday and Saturday. , no tropical activity is expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean over the next 7 days! , activity may keep high temperatures below 90 degrees for some time. We also need to keep a close eye on the potential for flooding every day starting Friday.
A cold front will bring more storms, ending this round of dangerous heat in the New Orleans weather forecast.
Local forecast:
Morning temperatures will remain consistent with the past few days: in the 70s in most areas, with temperatures in the 80s around the Lake District.
Storms are most likely after noon across much of southeastern Louisiana. The combination of lake/sea breezes and convective temperatures will produce about 60% scattered storms.
High temperatures in southeastern Louisiana will again be around 92 to 96 degrees.
Another heat warning is also in effect. This time, the heat index will be about 108 to 112 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
We may see an end to the heat warning on Thursday, but it all depends on when the storm breaks out. If there are no storms in the morning, our highs could easily peak around 93/94 again. However, if we find a storm breaks out in the morning, our high temperatures will likely stay in the low 90s.
A cold front will approach Thursday night, bringing with it a greater chance of showers and storms. This will set the stage for numerous daytime storms starting Friday. Many storms will continue through the weekend and into next week. There is already a risk of flooding from locally heavy rain on Friday and Saturday.
There is also a risk of flooding from locally heavy rain on Friday and Saturday.
Here's a look at expected storm activity from the weekend into next week.
tropical:
The good news continues in the tropics, with no tropical activity expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean over the next 7 days!
Seven-day forecast:
Storm activity will become more frequent by Friday as more storms are expected to beat the heat Can Keep the temperature below 90℃ for a period of time, if There are storms every morning. We also need to keep an eye on the potential for flooding every day starting Friday.
Have a safe, nice night, and stay cool again on Wednesday!
