520 ON THIS COLD TUESDAY MORNING. LET’S CHECK BACK IN WITH DAMON SINGLETON. CLEAR SKIES AND COLD TEMPERATURES ONCE AGAIN ALL ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. NOT AS COLD AS WHAT WE EXPERIENCED YESTERDAY. HOWEVER, VISIBILITY IS PRETTY GOOD ACROSS MOST OF THE AREA. STILL ABOUT ONE ONE AND A HALF MILES OVER IN BELLE CHASE THIS MORNING AND FIVE MILES IN HOMA. OTHERWISE, A PERFECT VISIBILITY AROUND SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA FOR THE REST OF US. THE RADAR PICTURE IS NICE AND CLEAR AS WELL AS SOME HIGH SCORES CLOUDS OUT THERE, BUT NO RAINFALL AROUND. I DON’T THINK THIS PICTURE WILL CHANGE MUCH AT ALL TODAY AS WE GO THROUGH THE MORNING AND THE AFTERNOON. AT THE AIRPORT RIGHT NOW, SOME CLEAR SKIES, 45 DEGREES AND TEMPERATURE. THE AIR IS STILL VERY DRY ALL ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. THE WINDS ARE OUT OF THE EAST RIGHT NOW. THEY’LL BE MORE SOUTHEASTERLY LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON AND THIS EVENING. SO AS THOSE WINDS SHIFT TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST, THE WARMTH AND MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO STARTS RETURNING. SO THE DEW POINT NUMBERS ARE GOING TO START GOING UP AND THE HUMIDITY WILL BE MUCH MORE NOTICEABLE. NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE LAKE, BUT NOT TODAY, RITA, LOOKING PRETTY GOOD. THAT WILL DO POINTS ARE GOING TO STAY PRETTY MUCH IN THE THIRTIES. THE TEMPERATURE ON THE NORTH SHORE AND BOGALUSA. UNDER CLEAR SKIES, IT’S 35 DEGREES. SOME CALM WINDS UP THERE AND PERFECT VISIBILITY AS WELL. IF THE KIDS ARE UP AND GETTING READY FOR THE BUS STOP THIS MORNING. DEFINITELY JACKET WEATHER OUTSIDE TEMPERATURES FROM 34 TO ABOUT 44 DEGREES. SO SOME CLEAR AND COLD CONDITIONS ALL ACROSS THE AREA THIS MORNING AND THIS AFTERNOON WHEN IT HEADED BACK TO THE BUS STOP TO HEAD HOME. TEMPERATURES MUCH DIFFERENT THAN WHAT WE EXPERIENCED YESTERDAY. I THINK WE GOT UP TO 57 DEGREES OVER THE AIRPORT YESTERDAY, THIS AFTERNOON. OUR HIGHS ARE GOING TO BE IN THE UPPER SIXTIES TO THE LOW 70. SO A MILD AND A BREEZY AFTERNOON WITH LOTS OF SUNSHINE IS WHAT I’M EXPECTING FOR ALL THE KIDDOS AS THEY HEAD BACK TO HOME AFTER SCHOOL. AND UNLESS THEY’RE GOING TO HAVE SOCCER PRACTICE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES TO MOVE OFF TO THE EAST AND AS IT DOES OUR WINDS BECOME LESS EASTERLY AND MORE SOUTHEASTERLY AND WE’RE GOING TO START EXPERIENCING WHAT THEY’RE EXPERIENCING OVER IN TEXAS RIGHT NOW, WHICH IS LOTS OF MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO. HIGHER TEMPERATURES, HIGHER HUMIDITY, MORE CLOUD COVER AS WELL. BUT TODAY, THAT’S THE KIND OF EASTERLY OR EAST SOUTHEASTERLY ONES. WE’RE STILL GOT LOTS OF COLD AIR, JUST LIKE MANY PARTS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES. AND WE’RE EXPECTING SOME MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES TO BE WITH THIS AT THE REST OF THE MORNING THIS AFTERNOON. AND PRETTY MUCH THIS EVENING AS WELL. I THINK WEDNESDAY IS GOING TO BE A PRETTY NICE DAY WITH HARDLY A RAIN DROP ANYWHERE ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. AND THURSDAY, OUR CHANCE OF RAINFALL GOES UP A BIT, BUT NOT VERY MUCH AT ALL. WE’RE EXPECTING SOME RAINFALL TO ROLL THROUGH THE AREA ON FRIDAY. LOOKS LIKE MOST OF THAT IS GOING TO COME LATE ON FRIDAY WITH THE NEXT COLD FRONT. AND THEN IT’S GOING TO BE PROBABLY TO THE EAST OF US BY ABOUT 8 A.M. ON THE SATURDAY MORNING. AND THEN THE TAIL END OF THIS COLD FRONT IS GOING TO RETURN AS A WARM FRONT, AND THAT’S GOING TO BRING A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN TO US ON SUNDAY AND INTO MONDAY AS WELL. BUT HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. SO YOU CAN SEE THE WARM UP. THAT’S ON THE WAY OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. AN