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Dry and hot for now, but a tropical wave heads for the Gulf region this weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Wednesday stays pleasant, with highs returning to around 90 degrees and rain chances staying below 20 percent. The pattern shifts as we head into the second half of the week. A few passing showers will arrive Thursday. Friday things get more active, with numerous rain showers. But it won’t be a complete washout. Any rain that develops will carry a low-end flood threat. Higher rain chance arrives over the weekend. Saturday and Sunday will be the wettest days. Expect light-to-
Heat will end soon as very stormy weather pattern heads our way (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The heat continues as we wrap up September this week, and stormy times are ahead for the first weekend of October. Highs through Wednesday linger around 90 degrees. The humidity will start to creep up each day, but it won’t feel like that sticky, suffocating summer humidity. Change begins Thursday and Friday, as a more-humid air mass moves in with a southeasterly flow. Thursday will stay mostly dry, with just a few scattered showers. Deep tropical moisture will continue to f
This week starts hot but ends stormy (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Your workweek is starting hot and dry, but we’re tracking a significant shift that will bring more rain as we head toward the weekend. Monday will see highs climbing back to around 90 degrees. The air will feel pretty comfortable, with dew points staying in the lower 60s. That means the humidity won’t be too high. As we move into Tuesday and Wednesday, highs will again reach around 90, a few degrees above our average of about 85 for this time of year. But the humidity will s
Week ahead in the tropics: New named storms are expected (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The tropics can be fairly active in late September and early October. And while the Pacific is following suit, the Atlantic will continue to lag far behind for the season. But the quiet Atlantic basin might spawn a new named storm this week. Tropical Depression Fay continues to weaken in the central subtropical Atlantic. As of Sunday afternoon (Sept. 27), Fay is weakening, and the National Hurricane Center keeps it at depression-level strength through midweek as it generally
Nice Sunday before hot start to new work week (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - We’re looking at a dry stretch to start the week, but significant changes are brewing that likely will bring much more rain by the week’s end. Sunday will be another hot day, with highs around 90 degrees. Dew points will stay in the low-to-mid 60s. So, while it will feel a bit humid, it won’t be the sticky, uncomfortable kind of humidity you might be dreading. The lower humidity sticks around through Monday and Tuesday as temperatures climb back into the lower 90s. That’s we
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