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Heat holds strong as autumn approaches
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The seasonal shift is almost here — but what about the weather?
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A break from humidity, not the heat
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - An influx of drier air will help push out humidity, but the heat will remain. Have you noticed a change in the air? Thankfully, less humid weather is in the forecast on Thursday. Afternoon highs will still climb to the 90s, but the air will not be too muggy.
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Wednesday AM Forecast: Drier air will cause noticeable change for the end of the week
After a summer full of high humidity, some relief is expected for the end of the week. Drier air will filter in, causing lower humidity and even lower lows. Today & Tonight: Expect a sweltering Wednesday as afternoon temperatures peak in the mid-90s, driving heat index values up to 100–105°. A weak cold front—marked by a shift in winds and dropping humidity levels—slips into the area late in the afternoon. This boundary will spark more clouds and isolated thunderstorms, primarily focused south and east of the Baton Rouge metro area. Fueled by abundant daytime heating, any storms that manage to develop may turn strong with localized gusty winds. Activity will taper off after sunset, leaving overnight lows in the mid-70s.
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Above normal heat to start the workweek
Very hot and muggy weather is expected for the first half of the workweek. Temperatures start the day in the mid 70s, followed by highs near 94°. Most of the afternoon will feel like 102° to 110° under partly sunny skies. Isolated showers and storms are possible, starting over lunchbreak.
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Monday PM Forecast: hot week on standby for some humidity relief
Sizzling high temperatures and summer steam will persist through the middle of the week. While “cooler” may be a stretch, a break in humidity is expected for the end of the week and the beginning of the weekend. September Sizzle: highs reach the mid 90s, just a few...
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Saturday AM forecast: Storms Could Impact LSU Game Day
A potentially wet Saturday is ahead across South Louisiana. Storms will become increasingly likely later this afternoon, bringing a heavy rain threat before rain chances drop off and hotter weather returns Sunday. Today and Tonight: After a sunny start, showers and thunderstorms will begin popping up by late morning and...
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Hammond: EF-0 tornado peels off entire front of a business
HAMMOND — There will be extra police presence outside specific parts of Hammond after an EF-0 tornado touched down, according to Chief Edwin Bergeron. “A tornado touched down in the City of Hammond on the west side of Hammond, kind of the southwest corridor. The damage has been limited to, we believe, some damage to […] The post Hammond: EF-0 tornado peels off entire front of a business appeared first on Unfiltered with Kiran .
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Heavy Rain Update: September 11, 2026
Here is an update concerning the heavy rain threat today and Saturday:. WHAT: MARGINAL RISK of Heavy Rain that could lead to flash flooding. WHEN: Mainly during the daylight hours Friday and Saturday. WHERE: All of southeast Louisiana and south Mississippi. CONFIDENCE: We are confident that there will be thunderstorms...
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Tornado Reported in Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana
A possible tornado moved through a commercial parking lot near a Walmart Supercenter and Lowe's store on West Thomas Street in Hammond on Labor Day afternoon, with walls collapsing at a nearby business park. The twister packed estimated peak winds of 85 mph and carved a 0.77-mile path before lifting near Saint Road, leaving thousands of Tangipahoa Parish residents without electricity as crews scrambled to assess the damage.
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Friday PM Forecast: storms to dodge this weekend, heat cranks up again next week
Deep tropical moisture will continue to pump into the Capital Area, bringing downpours and the possibility of isolated poor-drainage flooding into the weekend. Additionally, lightning could pose a threat of minor delays to any outdoor activities, including football. Daily Dose: scattered showers and thunderstorms each afternoon through Sunday. No Heat...
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Forecast trending a little less stormy for the weekend
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Rain coverage will take a slight dip over the weekend, but the threat for heavy rain pockets continues. LSU is at home this week and Southern is on the road but not too far away in Houston. Kickoff times are once again similar with evening games taking place.
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Heavy rain potential increases into the weekend
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Repetitive hot weather with afternoon storms
Seasonably hot and muggy weather rolls on for Acadiana. Temperatures are back in the mid 70s this morning before climbing into the lower 90s. Most of the afternoon will feel like the low 100s. Scattered showers and storms are likely after lunchtime. A few storms could produce heavy rains, frequent lightning, and strong winds. The severe threat should remain limited.
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Rain chances on the rise into the weekend
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A soggier weather pattern will begin to shape up starting tomorrow and continuing into the upcoming weekend. You’re in for a warm, muggy start to your Thursday. Clouds are expected to increase throughout the day as rain chances climb during the afternoon and early evening hours Hit and miss storms may produce gusty winds and localized heavy downpours.
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Tuesday PM Forecast: scattered thunderstorms could cause afternoon delays through the weekend
A persistent supply of tropical moisture will keep scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the Baton Rouge Area forecast through the upcoming weekend. Any thunderstorms may produce downpours, frequent lightning, and gusty wind. Prior to any development, humid conditions will push heat index values near 108°F, so no fall relief is in sight yet.