Nicondra Norwood

Some areas see a light glazing of ice as more cold air continues to settle in across the region especially on bridges and overpasses. It will be a frigid day with temperatures in the 30s into the afternoon, but by late morning the entire area should be consistently above freezing. Hard freeze warnings go into effect overnight into Saturday morning for areas north of Lake Pontchartrain and west into the River Parishes.

By late morning much of the rain will be moving off shore as winds become northerly and pushes in frigid arctic air. Temperatures will fall through the day with afternoon temperatures only in the 40s. Expect very cold conditions overnight, but there is more activity on the way.

After a cold start lots of sunshine will allow things to warm up nicely into the mid to upper 50s later in the afternoon on Monday.

Saturday temperatures will be a bit warmer ahead of the front as well in the low to mid-70s. Temperatures drop dramatically late Saturday into Sunday behind the front. Look for highs to struggle and stay mostly in the 40s through the day with a strong northwest wind making it feel even colder.

Temperatures will warm with plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. Some rain on Saturday ahead of the front with a few storms.

A strong front will push through during the overnight dropping morning lows into the upper 40s. After highs will only be in the 50s with a strong wind behind the front.

Temperatures will surge Sunday ahead of the front with some locations reaching around 80. A line of storms will form ahead of the boundary as well.

A warm front pushes across the region taking temperatures back up near 70 on Saturday and upper 70s ahead of our next cold front on Sunday. Some storms will develop Saturday.

Behind the front winds turn northwest and cold air begins to stream into the region. Temperatures will fall through the 60s and 50s through the evening. Friday will be a very chilly day with early morning temperatures in the 30s north near 40 south.

Thursday look for another big change with a cold front late in the afternoon. The day starts off on a warm note with temperatures jumping into the low 70s early. Take along a jacket though as there will be another quick drop in temperatures late in the day. There won’t be much in the way of rain as we’ve seen little moisture return ahead of the front.

The promised cold is upon us with frigid temperatures expected overnight. Lows on Monday morning will fall below freezing for most locations with 20s north and west of Lake Pontchartrain.

A line of storms develops late evening and pushes past Southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast through the overnight. Expect breezy conditions today and tomorrow with a Gale Watch over the water and wind advisory for much of the area.

A record high was set Thursday at New Orleans International Airport at 84 shattering the previous record of 81 set in 1990. Expect a similar afternoon with mostly dry conditions right through fireworks time at midnight.

The warm weather looks to stick around through New Year’s Eve and we will see dry conditions rain wise for fireworks. Big changes begin with the New Year though.

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This will be one of the coldest starts this Christmas week, but with more sun afternoon temperatures will warm up a bit into the low to middle 60s.

Temperatures in the 40s will only rise into the low 50s for the afternoon. There should be a few sunny breaks before the afternoon is out. Clear sky tonight will allow temperatures to drop into the 30s north.

The dreary conditions will stick around through Monday and into Tuesday with clouds and cold temperatures. Highs will hover around the 50 degree mark through the day, with only a slight bounce into the middle 50s for Tuesday.

Expect passing showers and chilly conditions through the day on Monday with little sun highs will stay in the middle 50s.

A promised cold front pushed through Southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast Saturday evening bringing in cooler and drier air to dramatically change temperatures from the upper 70s near 80 on Saturday to highs in the 50s on Sunday.

Warm temperatures and plenty of moisture on southerly and southeasterly winds will drive Friday’s weather. Temperatures will warm from the 60s to near 80 by the afternoon.

High pressure remains in control across the southeast keeping springlike conditions with morning fog and afternoon highs in the upper 70s near 80 around for at least another couple of days.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for some areas of southeast Louisiana through the morning.

Warm, moist air is streaming north across the region and interacting with water temperatures cooled by our last cold front. Dense fog lingers through mid-morning.

A cold front approaches during the day on Monday, but the upper level support moving it along will not give it the push it needs to clear the area.

A dense fog advisory begins at Midnight through Sunday morning. Temperatures overnight will only fall into the 50s with a mix of sun and clouds warming the area back into the 70s Sunday afternoon.

Temperatures are warm and will be well above normals in the low to middle 70s through the afternoon.

Temperatures in the 40s north and 50s south with some 60s right on the water leave plenty of room for moisture. Fog should lift by mid-morning with a good mix of sun and clouds taking over.

Temperatures will dip through the overnight to very chilly conditions once again.

The extra moisture will keep temperatures a bit less chilly overnight with lows in the upper 40s north and low 50s south.

Temperatures will hover in the 50s through the afternoon with breezy conditions early making it feel even a bit less comfortable. The winds will calm as high pressure moves over the region by the afternoon.

Expect afternoon highs to warm into the middle 70s across the region with clouds increasing into the evening. A few showers may develop late afternoon into the evening as well.

We will stay in the warmer air sector through the Thanksgiving holiday with temperatures bouncing back into the middle 70s after a chilly start in the upper 40s and 50s.

Monday will start off mild with low temperatures in the 50s and 60s, but we won’t warm up much at all into the afternoon. Even with a bit of sun expect highs to be in the middle 60s.

Sunday will be similar with just a few more clouds and temperatures warming from the 40s to to middle 70s for the afternoon. A cold front approaches late Sunday into Monday.

Expect temperatures to warm from the 40s and 50s only into the 60s for the afternoon even with plenty of sun. Saturday will start off quite chilly with some areas down into the upper 30s and low 40s.

A few showers are stretched across Southeast Louisiana as well. We won’t see widespread coverage, but some areas will get rain just ahead and along the cold front.

Monday morning starts off chilly again as light winds and clear skies will allow temperatures to cool down into the upper 30s again north of Lake Pontchartrain. South of the lake temperatures will be in the 40s. If winds stays completely calm some spots could see lower 40s.

As temperatures fall through the overnight we can expect some of the coldest air of the season so far. Overnight lows will fall into the mid 30s north of Lake Pontchartrain allowing patchy frost to develop across the region.

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Sunday morning lows will dip into the 30s north of Lake Pontchartrain with many experiencing the first frost and a few isolated locations threatening to touch 32. Sunny and dry conditions stick around with a slow warm up into the week ahead.

Ahead of the rain temperatures will soar up to around 80 degrees for the high. A few showers may develop early, but most rain will come in a line just ahead of our next cold front moving in from the Northwest.

We will continue to see a slow warm up each day as temperatures climb through the low to middle 70s. Night time temperatures will continue to dip into the 40s and low 50s under clear skies until we see more moisture return ahead of our next frontal system late in the week.

We will see chilly overnight lows in the upper 40s and low 50s for the next few nights with high temperatures gradually warming into the middle 70s.

It took a while for the clouds to break late Friday, but when they did the clear sky really took over. Saturday was perfect with a little chill in the air. Temperatures peaked in the 60s.

A great start to the weekend with very pleasant conditions across the region. The few lingering clouds will break up this morning and sunshine takes over through the day.

Temperatures will struggle to warm up with the clouds and cooler air sinking south behind a front.

Halloween trick or treat and late night haunts turned out great with the 70s quickly dropping into the 60s during the evening hours. You might want an extra layer with that costume as overnight lows are set to drop into the low 50s and 40s away from warmer waters.

The weather will be fantastic for all the Halloween events including Saints tail gating at the Dome. Temperatures will start out a bit chilly in the low 50s, but warm quickly into the 60s and middle 70s by the afternoon.

Dry dew points stick around right into the weekend. The breeze and clouds will break heading into Saturday as the strong upper low that is slowly pushing east finally exits the region.