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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...
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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.
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Tropical storms spinning over the Atlantic and Pacific
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Thursday AM Forecast: Humidity drops today, will cause welcome change
Drier, less humid air is currently filtering into the Capital Area, causing some welcome change. Heat index values will finally stay below the triple digits, and lows will reach into the upper 60s. Today & Tonight: A noticeable refreshing trend arrives Thursday morning as lower humidity levels settle in. While...
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AGGIE TRAVELCAST: No weather woes headed to Louisiana
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - We expect no real issues (beyond the heat) for Ags making the trip along I-10 to Baton Rouge over the next several days. A big weather pattern shift is looming for next week, but this weekend looks a LOT like what we saw last weekend, if not a touch cooler. For Baton Rouge tailgaters, you’ll still want to mix in a water quite often - highs will reach the low 90s. For whatever on-field advantage a night kick gives the Tigers, at least Ags won’t be sweating nearly as much as the past couple Saturdays.
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St. Tammany Parish thunderstorms lead to power outages, set tree on fire
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Strong thunderstorms in St. Tammany Parish led to almost 5,000 utility customers losing power on Monday (Sept. 21). St. Tammany Parish officials said the storms caused downed trees, trees on power lines and power outages concentrated in western and central St. Tammany Parish. Officials said 4,871...
WAFB.com
A break from rain and humidity through the weekend
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A weak cold front on Wednesday will help provide dry and less humid air to the region right through the upcoming weekend. You’re in for some beautiful weather on Friday. The temperature will be near 70 degrees when you head out the door, and the humidity will remain low throughout the day.
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No sign of fall weather in the forecast
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Above normal temperatures will continue in the days ahead, with our only relief coming in the form of slightly lower humidity. It will still be somewhat humid to start the day, but humidity values will drop, taking a little sting out of another very warm day. Highs will top out in the low 90s, with no rainfall expected.
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No sign of cooler weather as fall officially begins
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A weak cool front will deliver a modest drop in humidity, but above normal temperatures will continue to prevail through the first days of fall. No major changes are expected on Wednesday, with a muggy morning giving way to another hot afternoon. It will likely be our 12th straight day with highs in the mid 90s in Baton Rouge.
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No sign of cooler weather as fall officially begins
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No sign of cooler weather as fall officially begins
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Tuesday is the first official day of fall, but above normal temperatures will continue for the foreseeable future. The day starts out on the muggy side, with lows ranging from the low to mid 70s. And the afternoon will be another hot one, with highs reaching the mid 90s, and heat index values climbing above 100° in most areas.