New Orleans Weather Forecast High Temp Rain Chance Severe Storms

Still chilly Friday then tracking our next round of possible severe storms in your New Orleans weather forecast.Friday morning starts off as chilly as 39 over the Northshore and 40s for most along the South Shore.Clouds will increase on Friday and also bring a slight chance of pockets of drizzle or light showers.It will still be chilly with highs in the 60s.Saturday could start off with some fog as much warmer air moves into Southeast Louisiana. We’ll make Saturday morning a WDSU First Warning Weather Impact Day for the possible fog. We should find some sun in between the clouds. Stronger south winds will also usher in warmer air with highs topping out around 80! There is a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm through the day and into Saturday night.Here’s the timing for possible severe storms late Saturday night.I expect a line of intense storms to race through Southeast Louisiana from 1 AM – 5 AM bringing threats of winds over 58 mph and isolated, embedded, short-lived tornadoes. This will be a WDSU First Warning Weather Alert Day for early Sunday Morning.Sunday will be much colder with highs down into the 60s.Next week stays in a cool pattern with Monday morning bringing a chance of a light freeze to the most northern parts of the Northshore. Our next round of rain comes Tuesday night and into Wednesday. That will be an Impact Day for possible localized flooding.Much colder air drops in on Thursday where a light freeze could be possible across all of the Northshore. We’ve already made that a WDSU First Warning Weather Impact Day for the cold temperatures.Cloudy and chilly Friday. Much warmer Saturday with possible severe storms late Saturday night. Colder Sunday into Monday with the next round of rain coming Tuesday night into Wednesday. Much colder Thursday.Be safe, and have a wonderful Friday!- Devon

Still chilly Friday then tracking our next round of possible severe storms in your New Orleans weather forecast.

Friday morning starts off as chilly as 39 over the Northshore and 40s for most along the South Shore.

Clouds will increase on Friday and also bring a slight chance of pockets of drizzle or light showers.

It will still be chilly with highs in the 60s.

Saturday could start off with some fog as much warmer air moves into Southeast Louisiana. We’ll make Saturday morning a WDSU First Warning Weather Impact Day for the possible fog. We should find some sun in between the clouds. Stronger south winds will also usher in warmer air with highs topping out around 80! There is a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm through the day and into Saturday night.

Here’s the timing for possible severe storms late Saturday night.

I expect a line of intense storms to race through Southeast Louisiana from 1 AM – 5 AM bringing threats of winds over 58 mph and isolated, embedded, short-lived tornadoes. This will be a WDSU First Warning Weather Alert Day for early Sunday Morning.

Sunday will be much colder with highs down into the 60s.

Next week stays in a cool pattern with Monday morning bringing a chance of a light freeze to the most northern parts of the Northshore.

Our next round of rain comes Tuesday night and into Wednesday. That will be an Impact Day for possible localized flooding.

Much colder air drops in on Thursday where a light freeze could be possible across all of the Northshore. We’ve already made that a WDSU First Warning Weather Impact Day for the cold temperatures.

Cloudy and chilly Friday. Much warmer Saturday with possible severe storms late Saturday night. Colder Sunday into Monday with the next round of rain coming Tuesday night into Wednesday. Much colder Thursday.