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High chances of rain for Baton Rouge begin Thursday, National Weather Service says
Tropical moisture arriving in Baton Rouge from the Caribbean — at the same time as a cold front moves in from the west — will trigger high chances of rain in the area from Thursday through the weekend, a National Weather Service meteorologist said. “The slow-moving cold front...
wbrz.com
Monday PM Forecast: Pattern change fueling rain and storms that could threaten the weekend
A big pattern change is about to get underway. Expect humidity to spike once again as the week progresses. Such a boost in moisture will fuel showers and thunderstorms that could threaten a busy weekend of outdoor events. Tonight & Tomorrow: Another mainly clear night is on deck. The muggy...
WAFB.com
Heavy rain could impact the weekend
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Wet weather returns on Thursday, but the threat for heavy rain will occur Friday through Sunday. Get ready for a soggy weather pattern. Grab your rain gear before you leave home on Thursday. The morning will start dry in many neighborhoods, but showers and thunderstorms are likely to develop during the afternoon hours. Expect daytime highs near 90 degrees.
tangipahoa.org
Heavy Rain Update: September 29, 2026
Here is an update concerning the heavy rain threat this weekend:. WHAT: MARGINAL RISK to SLIGHT RISK of Heavy Rain that could lead to flash flooding. WHEN: Friday through Sunday, with the greatest threat being on Saturday. WHERE: All of southeast Louisiana and south Mississippi. CONFIDENCE:. We are confident that...
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Tuesday PM Forecast: incoming stretch of stormy weather could threaten outdoor events
Warm and dry weather will hang around the Baton Rouge Area for one more quiet day on Wednesday before the atmosphere undergoes a major shift to end the week and month. A surge of tropical moisture will interact with a slow-moving front to trigger daily rounds of showers and thunderstorms and a threat of nuisance flooding.
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.
WAFB
Needed rain on the way, but timing may not be ideal
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Lightning Strike Sets Pine Tree Ablaze in Folsom, Louisiana, Sending Flames Up the Trunk as Evening Storms Move Through St. Tammany Parish
FOLSOM — A tall pine tree was left burning after being struck by lightning during evening storms in Folsom, a rural community in St. Tammany Parish. A dramatic image of the aftermath shows flames running up the tree’s trunk from the base toward the upper branches, with smoke drifting across a nearby pasture. The strike serves as a powerful reminder of just how much energy a single bolt of lightning can carry.
wbrz.com
Sunday AM forecast: Nice End to the Weekend. Rain returns next week
A stretch of dry, comfortable weather continues across the area, with plenty of sunshine and warm afternoons. The pattern changes later this week as Gulf moisture surges northward, setting the stage for rounds of rain and thunderstorms Friday into the weekend. Today and Tonight: Sunday will be another quiet weather...
WAFB.com
Low humidity and dry weather doesn’t last much longer
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The comfortable air will remain in place for just a few more days before moisture levels increase, bringing back humidity and rain chances. We’re in for warm, sunny weather on Monday with lows in the 60s and highs near 90 degrees. Humidity levels will remain low with a light wind from the northeast.
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Sunday PM Forecast: Comfort clock is ticking, more humidity and storms on the way
Time with the lower humidity is running short. Expect humidity to become more and more noticeable as the week progresses, eventually fueling showers and thunderstorms in time for a busy weekend across the Capital Area. Tonight & Tomorrow: Expect another pleasant night across the Capital Area. Skies will remain mostly...
WAFB
Rainy pattern returns next week; flood risk possible by next weekend
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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...
sevenlakes.news
Stormy Thursday Then Strong Cold Fronts Bring the Best Fall Air Yet to Louisiana and Mississippi Including Shreveport, Jackson, and Baton Rouge
GULF SOUTH — The seasons are finally changing across Louisiana, Mississippi, and nearby areas, with a stormy setup expected late next week around Thursday. Once that active weather moves through, multiple cold fronts are forecast to follow, delivering a significant drop in humidity. The incoming air mass could bring some of the best-feeling weather of the season so far, arriving just in time for the start of October.