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Level 2 Flash Flood Risk Covers the Gulf Coast Including New Orleans, Jackson, Birmingham, and Nashville Saturday as Tropical Moisture Surges North
GULF COAST — The Weather Prediction Center has placed a large part of the Gulf Coast and Deep South under a Level 2 of 4 slight risk for excessive rainfall and flash flooding this Saturday. The risk area stretches from southern Louisiana through Mississippi and Alabama into Tennessee, including New Orleans, Jackson, Birmingham, and Nashville. A very moist, tropical air mass is expected to fuel heavy downpours capable of causing localized flooding.
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...
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Soaked in the Big Easy: Stormy Weekend Could Drench New Orleans With Up to 5 Inches of Rain
New Orleans City Hall Plaza — Weather Coverage Landmark Backdrop. New Orleans starts Thursday clear and muggy, with temperatures around 81 degrees and a high near 89. The sunny-looking morning is expected to give way to scattered showers and thunderstorms as the afternoon heats up. Rain chances rise late...
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Weekend Soaking Brings 1 to 3 Inches of Rain to the Southeast Including Atlanta, Charlotte, and New Orleans Late Saturday Into Sunday
SOUTHEAST — A soaking rain is still on track for much of the Southeast this weekend, with the heaviest rain expected late Saturday into Sunday. Once the rain settles in, it could be persistent, arriving in round after round with steady rain in between. Blending the latest model guidance, 1 to 3 inches looks like a reasonable range for many areas, though some spots, including New Orleans and Atlanta, could see closer to 4 inches.
fox8live.com
Flood concerns growing for the weekend
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A stormy pattern is expected this weekend with possible flood threat. Another day or two of quiet weather conditions. Afternoons will be hot, but rain chances are spotty at best. Highs continue to be near 90. Throughout Friday and the weekend, widespread storms expected with a...
NOLA.com
Fried Chicken Festival postponed one week due to concerns about severe weather
Organizers of the annual National Fried Chicken Festival have decided to postpone the popular event at the Lakefront Arena Festival Grounds a week over concerns about severe weather. The announcement, made late Tuesday night, said the festival will now be held Oct. 9-11. "The decision was made with the safety...
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Dry for now | A rainy fall festival weekend is on the way
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The heat continues as we wrap up September this week, and stormy times are ahead for the first weekend of October. Highs through Wednesday linger around 90 degrees. The humidity will start to creep up each day, but it won’t feel like that sticky, suffocating summer humidity.
wgno.com
Fay is a Tropical Storm once again in the Atlantic
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Oops, it did it again! As in Fay becoming a Tropical Storm in the Atlantic that is…. But according to the National Hurricane Center, this strengthening will not be vary long-lived as this storm is now expected to see “little change in strength is during the next day or so,” but should “become a post-tropical cyclone in the next 36-hour.”