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South Louisiana and South Mississippi have history of storms making landfall in October
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Tropical Depression Nine has formed in the Gulf: forecasted as a hurricane later this week
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Mostly sunny for Wednesday and Thursday, with highs in the upper 90s. TROPICS: Tropical Depression Nine has formed in the Gulf and is expected to become a hurricane later this week. The new forecast shows the storm making landfall along the northern Gulf Coast between...
First Coast News
Rain continues on the First Coast as Tropical Depression Nine forms in the Gulf
WGNO
High chance of tropical development in the Gulf
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – The workweek starts off relatively quiet across New Orleans, but all eyes should turn to the Gulf come the middle and end of this week. We are monitoring an area of low pressure that is showing signs of becoming more and more organized by the end of the week. Today will […]
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Minimal rain chances and wind gusts pick-up for Tuesday
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – After a few days of rain, Tuesday is changing the tone in exchange for the winds picking up to gusty along the coast. Small Craft Advisory goes into effec as of 7 a.m. on Tuesday through 3 a.m. on Friday:. By the time we get...
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Flood Watch Expanded Across New Orleans Metro, the Northshore and Southern Mississippi as Forecasters Warn of up to 10 Inches of Rain Through Sunday Evening
NEW ORLEANS, LA — A flood watch is now in effect across much of southeastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi as repeated rounds of thunderstorms threaten to drop several inches of rain through Sunday evening. Forecasters say some places could see as much as 10 inches before the system moves out.
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TROPICS: System in Gulf has potential to become next named storm
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Up to 6 Inches of Rain Could Flood New Orleans, Gulfport, Mobile and Pensacola Saturday as Near Record Tropical Moisture Slams the Central Gulf Coast and Brownsville Faces Flood Threat
GULFPORT, MS: A surge of near-record tropical moisture is set to unleash a significant flash flood threat along the Central Gulf Coast this Saturday, October 3. Up to 6 inches of rain could target coastal cities from New Orleans to the western Florida Panhandle, with downpours heavy enough to overwhelm urban drainage systems.
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Rain eases Monday afternoon as front slides offshore; Gulf disturbance possible
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Monday afternoon brings a welcome shift as a frontal boundary slides south and offshore, and rain chances finally start to wind down. We are still locked in with plenty of clouds and a few showers, but the threat of heavy rain is easing fast. Highs climb into the 80s and moisture drops off in the evening, so expect a calmer afternoon just in time for the Saints’ Monday night “Domecoming” anniversary game.
NOLA.com
Flood advisory in effect for parts of New Orleans area as storms bring heavy rains
A flood advisory was in effect for parts of the New Orleans metro area on Sunday morning as heavy rains drenched the region and overwhelmed streets, according to the National Weather Service. The warning is in effect until 1:30 p.m. and affected areas include New Orleans, Metairie and Chalmette. The...
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Big Easy Braces for Sunday Soaker as Heavy Rain Threatens New Orleans
New Orleans faces an unsettled Sunday, with showers and thunderstorms expected during the day. A Flood Watch covers Hancock, Harrison and Jackson counties in Mississippi through Sunday evening; Louisiana has no watches or warnings. The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts 4 to 6 inches of rain mainly along...
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Scattered rain continues through the weekend with flooding possible
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The stormy weather has arrived and will stick around all weekend, with a drier forecast into next week. Widespread rain and embedded thunderstorms continue to affect the area through Sunday. Rain and storms are building through Saturday. You’ll see a lot of light-to-moderate rain across the...
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New Orleans weather: Dry start to the week, watching the tropics on potential development
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New area for potential tropical development in the Gulf
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – There’s a new area of interest for potential tropical development and while the last few weeks had spots in the subtropical Atlantic, this one is a bit more of a concern being in the Gulf of America. Right now, not much is being said...
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Big Easy Braces for Weekend Soaking as Street-Flooding Fears Rise
New Orleans City Hall Plaza — Weather Coverage Landmark Backdrop. New Orleans is heading into a soggy weekend, with widespread rain and embedded thunderstorms expected through Sunday. The National Weather Service forecasts 4 to 6 inches of rain across metro New Orleans and coastal Louisiana, with locally higher amounts possible, especially along and south of Interstate 10. The heaviest rain may cause localized flooding; the latest regional forecast calls for residents to remain alert.