Foggy Mornings, Storms Later This Week

Foggy mornings, storms later this week

JIM, WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN THE SUPER BOWL COMING UP. GIVE US YOUR PICK. YOU KNOW, I DON’T HAVE A PICK YET, BUT I WILL TELL YOU THIS. I’VE GOT SOME GOOD WEATHER NEWS THAT I’M GOING TO SHOW YOU AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE WEATHER FORECAST, TALKING ABOUT SUPER BOWL WEEKEND. RIGHT NOW WE’RE KIND OF CLOUDY. WE’RE A LITTLE BIT DREARY. AND YES, WE’RE GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT FOGGY FIRST THING TOMORROW MORNING. WE ALREADY HAVE A DENSE FOG ADVISORY IN EFFECT FOR THE AREA LAKES. THAT’S IN EFFECT UNTIL 8:00 TOMORROW MORNING. MAKE SURE TO WATCH WDSU STARTING AT 430 IN THE MORNING. WE’LL BE TRACKING ALL THE VISIBILITY FOR YOU, CHECKING ALL THE LIVE CAMERAS, BECAUSE TOMORROW MORNING, ACCORDING TO THIS COMPUTER MODEL, YES, WE’RE GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT FOGGY IN SOME SPOTS. VISIBILITY LESS THAN A MILE, MAYBE CLOSE TO THE COAST. SOME THICKER FOG. I REALLY THINK WEDNESDAY IS GOING TO BE THE FOGGIEST MORNING FOR US. A WIDESPREAD FOG REDUCING VISIBILITY TO LESS THAN A MILE, AND A LOT OF SPOTS. THURSDAY MORNING COULD BE FOGGY TOO, BUT THEN THINGS ARE GOING TO BE CHANGING BY THE END OF THE WEEK, THANKS TO A FAIRLY STRONG COLD FRONT AS FAR AS PRODUCING SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. GO 57 OUR CURRENT TEMPERATURE IN BOGALUSA 61. IN GRAND ISLE, WE HAD A COLD FRONT MOVE THROUGH. IT’S SO TOUGH TO TELL THAT IT DID. THE CLOUD COVER WILL STAY IN PLACE FOR US OVERNIGHT. 59 DEGREES OUR TEMPERATURE WITH A NORTHWESTERLY WIND AT NINE MILES PER HOUR. THERE’S A HINT THAT WE HAD A FRONT MOVE THROUGH NORTHWESTERLY WINDS, BRINGING US SOME SLIGHTLY COOLER AIR. THE FRONT IS TO THE SOUTH OF US, BUT THIS AREA OF LOW PRESSURE REALLY DIDN’T HAVE ANY VERY COLD AIR TO TAP INTO. TEMPERATURES BEHIND THIS FRONT, ABOUT 4 OR 5 DEGREES COOLER. AND THAT’S IT. TOMORROW MORNING. SURE. JACKET WEATHER. I THINK FOR THE NORTH SHORE YOU’RE GOING TO BE IN THE 40S, CLOSER TO 50 TO START YOUR DAY IN THE METRO AREA. ONCE THE FOG IS GONE, IT SHOULD BE A PARTLY SUNNY TUESDAY. HIGH TEMPERATURE, LOW TO MID 60S, WHICH IS REALLY JUST ABOUT AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. CLOUDS INCREASE A BIT FOR US FIRST THING WEDNESDAY MORNING. YES, WE ARE GOING TO BE FOGGY AND THEN WEDNESDAY LATE IN THE AFTERNOON THROUGH THE EVENING. WE’VE GOT ABOUT A 20% CHANCE FOR SHOWERS IN THE FORECAST. ACTUALLY GOING TO HAVE A WARM FRONT MOVING THROUGH THAT MAY PRODUCE A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN, BUT THE REAL RAIN IS GOING TO BE HERE FRIDAY MORNING. I’LL SHOW YOU THE EXTENDED FORECAST. HERE’S THURSDAY EVENING ABOUT 6:00, STILL DRY. BUT AS WE GET TO THE LATE EVENING AND ESPECIALLY HERE, THE OVERNIGHT HOURS, SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THAT WILL CONTAIN SOME HEAVIER RAIN, A COUPLE OF THE STORMS COULD BE A LITTLE BIT ON THE STRONG SIDE, SO IT’S GOING TO BE A WEATHER IMPACT DAY FOR THOSE STORMS FRIDAY. BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, WE SHOULD BE JUST WRAPPING UP THE RAIN AND THEN BEHIND THE FRONT TEMPERATURES GET A LITTLE BIT COOLER, BUT IT’S GOING TO BE A VERY, VERY COMFORTABLE WEEKEND FOR US. SO HERE’S YOUR FORECAST FOR TONIGHT. MOSTLY CLOUDY, PATCHY FOG DEVELOPING FOR US. LATE. THICKEST RIGHT AROUND SUNRISE TOMORROW MORNING. FOG AND THEN WE BECOME PARTLY SUNNY. HIGH TEMPERATURE, A FEW DEGREES COOLER THAN TODAY BUT STILL LOW TO MID 60S WHICH IS REALLY AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. WE’LL BE FOGGY AGAIN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING. LATE THURSDAY, OVERNIGHT. THROUGHOUT FRIDAY MORNING WE’RE GOING TO SEE THOSE NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THAT MAY PRODUCE OVER AN INCH OF RAIN. AND THERE YOU SEE THE COOLDOWN FOR THE WEEKEND. NOT DRAMATIC BY ANY STRETCH, AT LEAST IN THE AFTERNOONS. 66 SATURDAY, 69 SUNDAY, AND THEN 72 ON MONDAY. CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER SHOWING US THE LONG RANGE OUTLOOK. THE 8 TO 14 DAY OUTLOOK AND THAT INCLUDES SUPER BOWL WEEKEND AND THE FOLLOWING MONDAY. AND THERE YOU SEE A LOT OF ORANGE. THAT MEANS WARMER THAN NORMAL TEMPERATURES, PROBABLY UPPER 60S, MAYBE EVEN LOW 70S. THAT’S THE FIRST LOOK AT THE SUPER BOWL FORECAST. OF COURSE, IT’S STILL A WAYS OUT, SUBJECT TO CHANGE, BUT RIGHT NOW, LOOKS LIKE THINGS COULD BE ON THE WARM SIDE.

Foggy mornings, storms later this week

A cold front moved through Monday afternoon, and our morning temperatures will be getting a little bit cooler behind this front, but there is no bitter cold air to deal with over the next few days. We have a dense fog advisory ain effect for lakes, and that stays in effect until 8 AM Tuesday morning. We will start Tuesday with patchy fog that will burn off fairly quickly, after that it will be partly sunny with a high temperature around 64°. Mornings will likely be a touch foggy again Wednesday and Thursday with a few showers popping up for us Wednesday afternoon, but those showers will be fairly light. The best chance for rain definitely comes on Friday in the morning, as a stronger cold front will be moving through, and that front will bring widespread rain to us, and even a couple of strong thunderstorms are possible. The front should move through Friday afternoon, and it means that our weekend forecast will be dry, with highs in the 60s Saturday and Sunday.

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We will start Tuesday with patchy fog that will burn off fairly quickly, after that it will be partly sunny with a high temperature around 64°. Mornings will likely be a touch foggy again Wednesday and Thursday with a few showers popping up for us Wednesday afternoon, but those showers will be fairly light. The best chance for rain definitely comes on Friday in the morning, as a stronger cold front will be moving through, and that front will bring widespread rain to us, and even a couple of strong thunderstorms are possible. The front should move through Friday afternoon, and it means that our weekend forecast will be dry, with highs in the 60s Saturday and Sunday.

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