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 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 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.
If you’re not a fan of the chilly weather lately, the upcoming pattern is for you as the 70s are set to make a return today and continue through the weekend.
Dreary is a good word to describe the weather out there on this Sunday as a weak system crossing the Gulf brings lots of clouds along with some showers.
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.
The fall chill has returned to the area at least for a short while as we are expecting to flip back to the warmer side of things heading into Thanksgiving.
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.
Our next cold front is marching down from the north and is set to arrive in our area on Thursday but out ahead of it, more humidity could spark a shower or two over the next 24 hours.
