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‘Hurricane season isn’t over’: Gen. Russel Honoré urges Louisiana residents to stay prepared as tropical storm strengthens
While the Baton Rouge area is expected to avoid the worst impacts of Tropical Storm Isaias, emergency officials are reminding Louisiana residents that hurricane season is far from over.
KLFY.com
Storm chances continue Sunday with heavy rainfall possible
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – Showers will continue overnight as warm and humid air lingers around the area. Most rain will be very light, though there could be a few pockets of heavy rainfall through Sunday morning. Temperatures will drop into the 70s. Sunday begins with a few showers and temperatures in the 80s. By the afternoon, widespread rain is expected for most of Acadiana with areas of heavy rainfall. Highs will be in the mid 80s.
Shreveport Times | The Times
It's October! When forecasts predict Louisiana will see 50 degrees
Fall officially began on Sept. 22, and temperatures are, slowly but surely, finally starting to cool down in Louisiana . While Louisiana is still holding on to warmer temperatures, the state will see cooler weather in the coming weeks. Here's when lows will finally reach into the 70s, with lows dipping into the 50s. When will low temperatures reach 50 degrees in Shreveport? In Shreveport, high temperatures will range between the upper 80s and 70s for October, while lows will be within the 60s during the beginning of the month, dropping to the lower 50s by the end of the month. Here are the days when the weather is forecast to be cooler, according to AccuWeather's long range forecast: Oct. 18: 82 degrees during the day, 59 degrees at night Oct. 19: 78 degrees, 53 degrees Oct. 20: 78 degrees, 54 degrees Oct. 21: 73 degrees, 52 degrees Oct. 22: 74 degrees 55 degrees Oct. 23: 79 degrees, 55 degrees When will low temperatures reach 50 degrees in Alexandria? During October, temperatures in Alexandria will decrease to highs in the 80s and 70s, with lows in the 60s and 50s. Here are the days when the weather is expected to
KLFY.com
Storms likely Saturday, Flood threat through weekend
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – Saturday will start with quiet and humid conditions around Acadiana. Temperatures will warm quickly through the 80s by midday. Storms form after lunchtime and become widespread during the afternoon hours. At times, rainfall will be very heavy and could cause flooding in areas. The UL Homecoming parade at 11 a.m., temperatures will be in the 80s with only an isolated shower. For tailgating activities, heavy rainfall will be possible at times, especially earlier in the evening. The game itself should see quieter weather with temperatures in the 70s and rain chances ending.
NOLA.com
Thunderstorms could bring heavy rains, flooding to Louisiana this weekend. See timing, forecast.
It’s looking like it’ll be a wet weekend across much of south Louisiana, and some outdoor events that were slated for the first few days of October are being rescheduled as locals brace for days of thunderstorms and potentially flooding rains. Weather forecasters on Wednesday said they expect...
KLFY.com
Higher chance of rain this weekend, cold front next week
Thursday will be hot and humid with isolated showers and storms possible. Highs will be in the low 90s. Expect a good chance of rain Friday and over the weekend. 1-3″ of rainfall will be possible. Highs will be in the upper 80s and lows will be in the low 70s. There is a low risk for localized flash flooding but we are not expecting a widespread threat nor will it rain throughout the entire day on Saturday and Sunday.
KLFY.com
Near record heat back in Acadiana, heavy storms coming this weekend
Summer-like weather continues for Acadiana this Tuesday. A warm and humid morning will be followed by near record high temperatures in the lower 90s. The record high in Lafayette for this date is 95°, set in 1953. Skies turn partly sunny as a few spotty showers or storms develop...
WAFB.com
Needed rain on the way, but timing may not be ideal
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A surge of deep tropical moisture will reach the northern Gulf Coast by late this week, delivering some needed rainfall to the region. No major changes are expected on Tuesday, with hot and mainly dry weather continuing. If you’re lucky enough to catch a stray shower, that would most likely occur during the afternoon hours.
KLFY.com
Summer heat continues Monday with spotty afternoon storms
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – It will be a warm and humid night across the area with temperatures falling in the mid 70s. Monday will see sunshine and clouds to start the day as temperatures warm to near 90 by lunchtime. In the afternoon hours, highs reach the mid 90s with isolated storms forming to bring cooling relief.
wbrz.com
Saturday AM forecast: Dry weekend gives way to a wetter pattern
The Capital Region stays dry this weekend, with sunshine, low humidity, and warm afternoons dominating the forecast. That quiet stretch lasts into the middle of next week before moisture begins building back into the region and rain chances increase. Today and Tonight: Saturday will be mostly sunny. Temperatures will climb...