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Dense Fog Advisory now, One more dry day Sunday

Above-average temperatures aren't going anywhere
Lee Southwick
Meteorologist
Dense Fog Advisory now, One more dry day Sunday

Above-average temperatures aren't going anywhere

A LOT OF THINGS ARE STARTING TO HAPPEN OUT. HERE IT IS. I MEAN, WELL, YOU’RE JUST TALKING AUTBO ALL THE WONDERFUL HOLIDAY STUFF AND MAN. IT DOES NOT. FEEL LIKE CHRISASTM TIME. IT IS MUCH WARMER THAN NORMAL. BUT FIRST I WANT TO START BY TALKING ABOUT THE DENSE FOG ADVISORY, AND WE ACTUALLY HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF FOG TTHA YOU CAN ALREADY SEE ON THIS CAMERA. SO TAKE A LOOK. YEAH. IT’S AOG FGY NIGHT OUT THERE. SO NO SURPRISE. WE DO HAVE ANOTHER DENSE FOG ADVISORY THAT GOES INTO EFFECT THAT TONIGHT AND IT LASTS UNTIL 9 AM TOMORROW MORNING. SO SUNDAY MORNING PLANS. PLEASE GIVE YOURSELF AT LEAST FIVE EXTRA MINUTES ON THE ROAD TO TAKE IT SLOW. TAKE IT EASY AND ALSOUT O ON THE WATER A MARINE DENSE FOG ADVISORY THAT’S IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM TOMORROW MORNING. IT’S NOT JUST US DEALING WITH THIS THOUGH. THIS DENSEOG F ADVISORY SENDS IT TO PARTS OF TEXAS AND ALL THE WAY OVER TOWARDS AND PAST PANAMA CITY BEACH AS WELL TEMPERATURES OUT THERE. IT’S COMFORTABLE COMFORTABLY COOL 50S FOR SOME OF YOU 57 BOGALUSA. BELL CHASE OUR FRIENDS IN GULFPORT COMING IN AT 59 DEGREES THE REST OF US STI IN THE 60S, AND WE’RE NOT GOING TO COOL DOWN TOO MUCH FROM HERE. WE WILL BE ON EITHER SIDE OF 60 DEGREES OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. WE’LL SEE SOME CLOUDS INCREASE BUT OVERALL IT WILL STAY MILD WITH WINDS COMING OUT OF THE SOUTHEAST AT ABOUT FIVE MILES AN HOUR THEN TOMORROW ANOTHER VERY WA RM DAY PARTLY TO MOSTLY SUNNY TEMPERATURES GETTING BACK INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER 70S. I WON’T RULE OUT SOME OF YOU TOUCHING 80 DEGREES AGAIN. LIKE SLIDELL AND BOGALUSA DID TODAY 80 DEGREES FOR PARTS OF THE NORTH SHORE ALSO SIMILAR TO TODAY TOMORROW WILL BE MOSTLY DRY, BUT MAKE SURE TO ENJOY IT BECAUSE RAIN CHANCES COME BACK ON MONDAY. SO TOMORROW YES, I CAN’T ROLL OUT AN ISOLATED SHOWER. BUT AGAIN, MOST OF US, WE’RE DRY. WE’RE MOSTLY SUNNY AND THEN AS WE HEAD INTO OUR MONDAY RAIN CHANCES INCREASED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY ESPECIALLY LATER ON IN THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE EVENING AS THE SYSTEM MOVES ON. ROOT SO RUMBLES OF THUNDER POSSIBLE YOU WILL WANT AN UMBRELLA FOR LATER ON IN THE DAY ON MONDAY. I CAN’T RULE OUT SOME SHOWERS ON TUESDAY EITHER GOING WITH THE 40% CHANCE FOR RAIN ON TUESDAY. AND THEN AGAIN ELEVATING RAIN CHANCES ON WEDNESDAY WITH WEDNESDAY SYSTEM. IT’S SOMETHING WE’RE WATCHING CLOSELY BECAUSE THERE’S THE POSSIBILITY THAT SOME OF THOSE STORMS HERE COULD BE STRONG SO SOMETHING TO CHECK BACK IN ON WILL PROVIDE YOU MORE UPDATES AS THE SYSTEM GETS CLOSER. JUST KEEP AN EYE ON WEDNESDAY CAN’T RULE OUT A FEW MORE SHOWERS THURSDAY FRIDAY. EVEN INTO SATURDAY SO TOMORROW A DRY AND BEAUTIFUL DAY GET OUTSIDE AND ENJOY IT RAIN CHANCES COME BACK ONE THING THAT DOESN’T GO AWAY THOUGH WARM TEMPERATURES 70S O
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Dense Fog Advisory now, One more dry day Sunday

Above-average temperatures aren't going anywhere
Lee Southwick
Meteorologist
Saturday was very warm, and these above-average temperatures aren't going anywhere. However, rain is on the way starting Monday!First things first, another Dense Fog Advisory is in effect. The Advisory will last until 9 a.m. Sunday morning, so make sure to allow yourself extra time on the road if out and about.Sunday afternoon will be partly to mostly sunny and very warm. Highs will be in the upper 70s for most! There's only a 10% chance of rain, but rain chances return Monday.Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday afternoon and evening. There's a 60% chance of rain and highs will be in the upper 70s.Some showers are still possible Monday night, Tuesday and Tuesday night.By Wednesday, thunderstorms are likely again, and some could be strong. We'll watching this system closely and will keep you updated - check back for more information!Temperatures will stay in the 70s over the next 7 days.
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Saturday was very warm, and these above-average temperatures aren't going anywhere. However, rain is on the way starting Monday!

First things first, another Dense Fog Advisory is in effect. The Advisory will last until 9 a.m. Sunday morning, so make sure to allow yourself extra time on the road if out and about.

Sunday afternoon will be partly to mostly sunny and very warm. Highs will be in the upper 70s for most! There's only a 10% chance of rain, but rain chances return Monday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday afternoon and evening. There's a 60% chance of rain and highs will be in the upper 70s.

Some showers are still possible Monday night, Tuesday and Tuesday night.

By Wednesday, thunderstorms are likely again, and some could be strong. We'll watching this system closely and will keep you updated - check back for more information!

Temperatures will stay in the 70s over the next 7 days.