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More than 5 inches of rain possible through Sunday (opens the original)
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Some wet weather is definitely going to be heading into Southeast Louisiana as we look to the end of the week and the weekend. In the short term, drier air at the upper levels of the atmosphere has moved in and may work its way down to the surface, keeping our humidity manageable through Tuesday. We will likely start in the 60s for one last morning on Wednesday, before the humidity and moisture increase significantly. We will stay mainly dry through midweek, and Thursday is a bit of a transition
Rain could be heavy by the end of the week (opens the original)
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We will finish the weekend with another wonderful afternoon, with a high temperature in the upper 80s, but a dewpoint temperature still in the 60s. Humidity will be manageable throughout the day, although the winds will be light, and it will still feel very warm in the afternoon. Humidity will gradually be increasing this week, but Monday morning should still be in the 60s for the North Shore. Our dewpoint temperatures get back into the 70s on Tuesday, and back into the mid and upper 70s by the
Lower dew points stay for a while (opens the original)
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This will likely be the most comfortable weekend that we have had in quite some time, as dew point temperatures should stay in the 60s all day Saturday and Sunday. The afternoons will still be a degree or two warmer than average, but with humidity staying manageable, it will feel comfortable. The chance of rain will stay very low this weekend, although a few showers may start to creep into our forecast by the beginning of next week. A change in the weather pattern will be happening late Thursday
Rain may be heavy Monday afternoon (opens the original)
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Monday is a WDSU Weather Impact day as an upper-level low pressure system to our east is going to make for a fairly active afternoon thunderstorm wise. The storms today may contain some heavier rain, and could have some gusty winds as well. As the upper level of weakens, and drier air moves in aloft, the chance for rain will be going down on Tuesday. On Wednesday, a very weak cold front will move through the area, and that will help to decrease our humidity just a touch. The temperatures will be
Humidity will be decreasing throughout the day Thursday (opens the original)
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The first changes in our forecast will likely be noticed by most people today and easterly winds at 10 to 15 mph and occasionally gusting up near 25 mph. We actually have one high-pressure system at the surface, and another at the upper levels that are going to bring us some slightly dry air in the next 24 hours. The breeze will subside a bit on Friday, but dew points in the upper 60s should stay in place, again, making it feel relatively comfortable. An upper-level low over Florida appears to b
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