WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING YET AS WE GO INTO THE EVENING AND OVERNIGHT, THE POSSIBILITY OF FOG, NOT ONLY JUST WORKING ALONG THE COASTAL SIDE ONCE THIS COLD FRONT, IF IT DOES SLIP OUT OF THE AREA, WE’LL SEE IT FOR OUR COASTAL WATERWAYS BACK INTO THE LOCAL LAKES AS WELL AND THEN POSSIBLY MOVING IN ON LAND AS WELL, GOING IN FROM THE SOUTH SHORE TO THE NORTH SHORE. LET’S TAKE A QUICK PEEK AT THE HEADLINES THIS EVENING. YET FOG WILL START TO DEVELOP THEN AS WE GET INTO TONIGHT, PATCHY. THE DENSE FOG IS A POSSIBILITY. THERE IS AN ADVISORY FOR THE COASTAL SIDE WELL AS INTO THE LOCAL LAKES FOR AT LEAST TILL ABOUT 9:00 IN THE MORNING FOR TOMORROW, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. WE STILL HAVE MOISTURE THAT’S STILL IN THE AREA AND THAT MEANS WE COULD SEE AT LEAST A 20% CHANCE OF RAIN SHOWERS MOVING TO THE AREA AND IT WOULD BE MORE LIGHT SHOWERS WITH SOME AIM FOG IN THAT PROCESS. SO LET’S GET ROLLING. I’LL SHOW YOU HOW THIS ALL PLAYS OUT RIGHT NOW. PRETTY NICE LOOKING OUT THERE, IF YOU LIKE. MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND FEELING A LITTLE BIT HUMID OUT THERE IN SOME CASES. BUT WE’RE LOOKING AT, AGAIN, HUMIDITIES AT 100% NORTH. WINDS ABOUT THREE MILES PER HOUR. FEELS LIKE ONE DEGREES. WE HAVE THAT TEMPERATURE GOING ON NOW, SAY FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS. AS WE ROLL RIGHT INTO IT, YOU CAN SEE THE FOG ALONG THE COASTAL SIDE. THIS IS THE ADVISORY THAT WE’RE SHOWING. IT’S GOING TO BE LIGHT IF IT TURNS GRAY, DARKER GRAY, THAT’LL BE ON THE INLAND SIDE. THAT’S WHERE THE FOG GOING TO BE FOR THE INLAND AREAS ON THE SOUTH SHORE AND THE NORTH SHORE. FOR RIGHT NOW, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE WATERWAYS. SO WE GET INTO IT. YOU HAD THE TEMPERATURES THAT WERE IN THE SEVENTIES THOSE UPPER SEVENTIES AND SOME EIGHTIES. SO GOT THAT HEAT NOW THAT SLOWLY BUT SURELY RADIATING AWAY FROM THE SURFACE. AND THAT MEANS WE HAVE ONE POTENTIAL INGREDIENT FOR FOG. WE KNOW THE TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW ARE SLOWLY BUT SURELY HOLDING ON TO SOME COOL ON THE NORTH SHORE. SO WE’RE GETTING THAT COOLER AIR COMING BEHIND THAT COLD FRONT. THE WINDS ARE BACKING DOWN AS WELL. SO WE HAVE MORE INGREDIENTS FOR POTENTIAL FOG. AND THEN, OF COURSE, WE’VE GOT THE THAT SHOWER ACTIVITY, STORM ACTIVITY THAT’S NOW MOVED OFFSHORE. STACKING UP BECAUSE THIS COLD FRONT HAS STALLED ON US. SO THAT MEANS THERE’S MORE MOISTURE, THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE. WE ALSO MORE OF MOISTURE COMING IN FROM TEXAS AS WELL, ROLLING INTO THE AREA AND HIGH PRESSURE, PUSHING IT BACK DOWN HERE TO SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. EVEN THE MIDDLE UPPER ATMOSPHERE, WE’RE STILL PICKING UP THAT MOISTURE. A LOT OF IT. YOU SEE THE DRIER AIR DOWN ALONG INTO THE GULF. AND SO THAT MEANS WE’RE HOLDING ON TO THIS MOISTURE OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. LET’S TAKE A QUICK PEEK. WE’LL GET SOME ISOLATED SHOWERS AS WE FINISH OUT THE TONIGHT AND INTO THE EVENING HOURS, I SHOULD SAY, INTO TOMORROW. WE’LL HOLD ON TO CONDITIONS STILL IN THE SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES. AND YOU CAN SEE IN THE 3 A.M. IN THE MORNING. YES. 70 DEGREES. AND BELCHER HAS ALREADY INCREASING THE CLOUD COVER. SO THAT MEANS MORE MOISTURE. POP IT IN. THAT’S A CLOUD COVER WITH THAT RAINFALL I TOLD YOU ABOUT THAT’S MOVING INTO TEXAS. WE’LL SEE AS WE GO INTO THE AFTERNOON FOR TOMORROW, YOU’RE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 70. SO WE’RE GOING TO LOSE ABOUT THREE, ABOUT FIVE DEGREES OF HEAT FROM WHAT WE PICKED UP EARLIER TODAY. AND AS WE GO INTO, SAY, SUNDAY, INTO THE EVENING HOURS, WILL STILL HOLD ON TO WIDESPREAD SIXTIES WITH POTENTIAL FOR SOME EXTRA SHOWER ACTIVITY WORKING INTO THE FORECAST THIS EVENING. MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, MILD TO COOL, A LITTLE BIT OF FOG, 66 TO ABOUT 73 DEGREES AND A SLIGHT CHANCE OF THE ISOLATED SHOWERS. WE GET INTO TONIGHT. MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES WITH PATCHY. THE DENSE FOG, UPPER FIFTIES TO AROUND 65 DEGREES. NORTHEASTERLY WINDS 0 TO 5 MILES PER HOUR. SO WE’LL BE FLIRTING WITH 3 TO 7 MILES PER HOUR WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS. MORNING TEMPERATURES, AS YOU CAN SEE HERE, THE SOUTH SHORE LOW TO UPPER SIXTIES THERE. SO WIDESPREAD SIXTIES. AND ON THE NORTH SHORE, WE HAVE WIDESPREAD SIXTIES ALSO. AND THE POSSIBILITY OF SOME UPPER FIFTIES IN THERE AS WELL. AND SOME AREAS THAT ARE A LITTLE LESS COVER. WE’LL GO INTO HOW THIS ALL PLAYS FOR THE FORECAST FOR TOMORROW MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES WITH A 20% CHANCE OF SHOWERS, 68 TO 73 DEGREES AND WILL TAKE IT IN AGAIN. AS YOU CAN SEE, THE FOG COMING IN LATER ON TONIGHT. HALF ESPECIALLY ON THE SOUTH SHORE, ABOUT A HALF A MILE OF VISIBILITY ONCE WE GO INTO YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST, YOU’RE GOING TO SEE AS WE IN TOMORROW, THE SAINTS GO INTO TAMPA BAY. YOU’RE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES IN THE SEVENTIES, THEN THE EIGHTIES ROLL IN. WE OPEN UP THE SKIES A LITTLE BIT, GET MAYBE A CHANCE OF SHOWERS FOR WEDNESDAY. AIDED HEAT MOVES BACK INTO SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AND THEN WE TAPER IT DOWN GRADUALL