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A sunny and warm Monday

A sunny and warm Monday

A sunny and warm Monday

A sunny and warm Monday

ARE HEADING OUT TO THE POLLS TODAY OR JUST OUTSIDE FEELING PRET NTYICE DAMON SINGLETON. REALLY NICE AND TAKE A LOOK AT THIS SHOT THIS MORNING. IT IS LOOKING BEAUTIFUL ALL ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA SOME OF THOSE HIGH SERIES CLOUDS ARE MAKING THIS GUYS. THE GREAT IS THE SUN RISES ON THE AS IN THIS MORNING, LET ME SHOW YOU THE VISIBILITY AND IT’S IMPROVED ACROSS MOST OF THE AREA STILL DEALING WITH SOME PATCHY DENSE FOG DOWN HERE AND IN SOME PLACES DOWN HERE ON THE SOUTH SHORE, BUT OTHERWISE, EXCUSE ME. THE VISIBILITY IS A PICTURE PERFECT. HE TYHE LATEST UPDATE FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER HAS REDUCED THE CNCHAES OF THIS BECOMING THE TROPICAL SYSTEM FROM 20% TO 10% NOW,O WE S’VE GOT WE’RE GOING TO FOLLOW THAT VERY CLOSELY OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. IT IS SEVERAL HUNDRED MILES TO THE SOUTHWEST AT A COUPLE OF VERDE ISLANDS, AND IT’GOS T PARTLY A CHANCE OF DEVELOPING INTO A TROPICAL SYSTEM AND THEN OF COURSE, ’E'RE KEEPING OUR EYES ON SUBTROPICAL STORM WANDA. WANDA HAS 50 MILE PER HOUR WINDS AND IT’S MOVING SOUTHEAST AT SEVEN MILES PER HOUR RIGHT NOW, BUT AS Y COUAN SEE IT’S EXPECTED TO TAKE A TURN TO THE NORTH AND HEAD OVER TOWARDS THE THE AZORES AS WE GO THROUGH THIS WEEK, BUT IT IS A GREAT START TO T DHEAY HERE LOCALLY YOUR HEADLINES FOR TODAY A SUNNY AND MILD MONDAY IS WHAT I’M EXPECTING COLD FRONT ARRIVES ON WEDNESDAY. AND RAIN CHANCE IS GO UP A BIT ON THURSDAY ABOUT 30 TO 40% CH ANCE. RIGHT NOW HIGH PRESSURE IS BRINGING ALL OF US SOM GEREAT WEATHER ALL ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY THAT YOU SEE HERE IS GOING TO STAY ABOUT WHERE IT IS FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS MAKE ITS WAY THROUGH HERE ON WEDNESDAY. I THINK THAT LOW IS GOING TO MAKE ITS WAY ACROSS SOUTHEAST, LOUISIANA GOING INTO THURSDAY, WHICH IS GOING TO BRING US THOSE RAIN CHANCES THAT I’M EXPECTING ON THAT DAY. BUT RIGHT NOW THE RADAR PICTURE’S NICE AND CLEAR. I THINK IT’S GONNA STAY THAT WAY ALL DAY LONG TODAY AND TOMORROW YO UR TEMPERATURES AGAIN A LITTLE BIT ON THE CHILI SIDE THOSE NUMBERS IN THE UPPER 40S TO THE LOW 50S ON THE NORTH SHORE BIG. YOUR 50S AND SOM 6E0S DOWN HERE ON THE SOUTH SHORE THOSE NUMBERS HIGHER THAN THEY WERE AT THIS TIME YESTERDAY AND OVER THE AIRPORT RIGHT NOW A LITTLE BIT OF FOG OUT THERE 57 DEGREES DEW POINTS ARE IN THE MID 50S ACROSS SOUTHEAST, LOUISIANA WHEN THEY’RE IN THE MID 50S, THAT IS A GREAT NUMBER FOR US. IT FEELS PRETTY GOOD OUTSIDE, EVEN THOUG THHE HUMIDITY IS READING 93% WHEN’S THE CALM RIGHT NOW FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES SAVES THE ACTUAL TEMPERATURE IN THIS AFTERNOON. YOUR HIGHS WILL BE 74 TO 78 DEGREES SUNDAY MILD OR WARM. RAIN FALL OUTSIDE SOME CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT CHILI TEMPERATURES ON CE AGAIN, AND THEN TOMORROW SUNNY MILD CONDITIONS AIC NE DAY 74 TO 77 DEGREES QUICK. LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. THERE’S THE RAINFALLHAT I’M EXPECTING ON THURSDAY ABOUT A 30 TO 40 PERCENT CHANCE AND THE WEEKEN
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A sunny and warm Monday

A sunny and warm Monday

Subtropical storm Wanda is located over 900 hundred miles west of the Azores. Wanda is expected to move southeastward today then northeastward tonight. A turn toward the north is expected on Tuesday or Tuesday night. Otherwise, a broad area of low pressure located several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands continues to produce disorganized shower activity. The chances of tropical cyclone development is low. There are no other tropical systems or any disturbed weather with the potential to become tropical systems across the Atlantic Basin. The Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean are quiet and expected to stay that way for the next several days.A cold front will move through SELA on Wednesday reducing our temperatures and dew points on Thursday and through the weekend.Monday: Expect a sunny and warm day with a light breeze, no rain, and afternoon temperatures in the mid 70s.Tuesday: A sunny and warm day, with a light breeze, no rain and afternoon temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.Wednesday: A mostly dry cold front moves across SELA. Expect a mostly sunny, warm and breezy day with a slight chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the low to mid 70s.Thursday: A mostly cloudy, cooler and breezy day with a 30 to 40% chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the 60s.Friday: A mostly sunny and cool day, with a light breeze, a slight chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the mid 60s.Saturday and Sunday: Mostly sunny and cool days with no rain and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s.

Subtropical storm Wanda is located over 900 hundred miles west of the Azores. Wanda is expected to move southeastward today then northeastward tonight. A turn toward the north is expected on Tuesday or Tuesday night. Otherwise, a broad area of low pressure located several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands continues to produce disorganized shower activity. The chances of tropical cyclone development is low. There are no other tropical systems or any disturbed weather with the potential to become tropical systems across the Atlantic Basin. The Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean are quiet and expected to stay that way for the next several days.

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A cold front will move through SELA on Wednesday reducing our temperatures and dew points on Thursday and through the weekend.

Monday: Expect a sunny and warm day with a light breeze, no rain, and afternoon temperatures in the mid 70s.

Tuesday: A sunny and warm day, with a light breeze, no rain and afternoon temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.

Wednesday: A mostly dry cold front moves across SELA. Expect a mostly sunny, warm and breezy day with a slight chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the low to mid 70s.

Thursday: A mostly cloudy, cooler and breezy day with a 30 to 40% chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the 60s.

Friday: A mostly sunny and cool day, with a light breeze, a slight chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the mid 60s.

Saturday and Sunday: Mostly sunny and cool days with no rain and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s.