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Edouard makes landfall as the rest of the tropics go quiet (opens the original)
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Edouard made landfall as a tropical storm around 3:20 pm near Johnson Bayou, Louisiana, with winds of 60 mph. Now that Edouard is inland, it will weaken rapidly, but flooding rainfall will remain a concern along its path. The system is now a tropical depression and is expected to continue weakening until it dissipates late Wednesday or early Thursday. Elsewhere across the Atlantic, the tropics are incredibly quiet. In fact, no tropical development is expected for at least the next seven days. An
Wednesday Evening Forecast (08/19/2026) (opens the original)
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The heat will finally back off a bit this weekend with more rain by this time, but before that happens, it'll still be plenty hot and humid. Thursday will be very hot and humid with inland highs reaching the mid 90s and coastal highs reaching the lower 90s. Isolated showers or storms could pop up into the afternoon. Thursday has a chance for some isolated storms in the early afternoon. Friday through Sunday will see slight cooling, though highs will still be around or above 90 degrees with tripl
Wednesday evening forecast update (08/12/2026) (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — ***WPDE has designated Thursday and Friday this week as WEATHER AWARE DAYS due to the extreme heat expected. Highs will approach 100 degrees with heat index values possibly reaching above 110 degrees.*** A HEAT ADVISORY will be in effect for Thursday from 11:00am to 8:00pm for the entire area. Expect another heat advisory or extreme heat warning for Friday as it is expected to be hotter. Our current Weather Maker is still a strong ridge of high pressure helping to keep our air mass unco
Solar Eclipse next week: Where is it and when will our next one be (opens the original)
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Next Wednesday, Aug. 12, marks the next "total solar eclipse." A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes directly between the sun and the Earth, completely blocking the sun's light except for the sun's corona over a narrow, elongated path across the planet. A partial solar eclipse occurs when the moon partially blocks the sun, creating a dim shadow that does not completely block the sun. A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes perfectly in between the Sun and the Earth to compl
Wednesday evening forecast (07/29/2026) (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — After a cold front passed south of our area early Wednesday, we are in a drier pattern for a few days before rain chances return by the weekend. Into Thursday, dew points are lower. This will lead to a more comfortable feeling in the air since the humidity won't be so uncomfortably high. Thursday afternoon will be mostly sunny and plenty warm with highs in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees with a humid to slightly muggy feel in the air. Heat index values will stay below 100 degrees, lead
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