<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=19yvEK_1FRqhjyG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=19yvEK_1FRqhjyG00" width="512" height="288" ></figure>WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Tonight, a much different looking night ahead of us as we feel the effects of this past cold front. Some drier air seeps in as the night begins with a few clouds here and there. Clouds look to slowly increase through the night, however lows look to fall into the mid to upper 60s.Tomorrow, probably sees our biggest drop in highs following the past front. Now it isn’t a lot of cool and dry air, but with the hot and humid pattern we have been stuck in we will take anything we can get. Highs likely fall into the upper 80s for some while others fall within the low 90s. The upper level pattern opens up a bit more so cloud cover may be a bit more present however some sun should be seen. Winds stay breezy out of the north 5-15 mph, keeping the cool air in play.Fay has dissipated but the showers and storms associated with it are still ongoing and could have a chance to become tropical depression 7 over the next couple of days. Factors don’t seem conducive for further development through the weekend. The other area of interest just off the coast of africa continues to be of something to watch as it also could become a tropical depression soon.The effects of this cold front will wear off as we end off the week and head into the weekend. Highs stay above average through this time but briefly warm back up near the mid 90s through the weekend. Lows continue to slowly rise back into the upper 60s as moisture rebounds. The upper level pattern begins to reset, before we look ahead to next week. By Sunday a warm front could lift through the region, bringing some spotty showers Sunday afternoon maybe lingering into Monday. After that we look ahead to the middle of next week, were early signs are pointing a cold front pressing through the area. As of now rain chances look pretty decent with highs maybe looking to drop back near seasonal as next week goes on. Now this is not set in stone at all but is something that we will be watching with interest as the rest of this week presses on.</div></body>

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WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Tonight, a much different looking night ahead of us as we feel the effects of this past cold front. Some drier air seeps in as the night begins with a few clouds here and there. Clouds look to slowly increase through the night, however lows look to fall into the mid to upper 60s.

Evening Forecast – Wednesday, September 23rd

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