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Flood Threat for Louisiana and Mississippi this weekend, with downpours in the weather forecast (opens the original)
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Flood Threat for Louisiana and Mississippi this weekend, with heavy downpours in the weather forecast Flood Threat for Louisiana and Mississippi this weekend, with heavy downpours in the weather forecast Low-impact showers and thunderstorms will drift from the Gulf and into Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi through Friday. Highs will climb to the mid-to-upper 80s each afternoon. Rain potential will climb as we approach the weekend as a cold front from the west merges with a tropical w
Louisiana Weather Forecast: Increasing flood threat this weekend as tropical downpours develop (opens the original)
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Louisiana Weather Forecast: Increasing flood threat this weekend as tropical downpours develop Louisiana Weather Forecast: Increasing flood threat this weekend as tropical downpours develop Wednesday will feel warm and humid, with highs near 90 degrees and a heat index near 100.An isolated storm can't be ruled out along the Gulf Coast, but most of Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi will stay dry through Wednesday. Two plumes of moisture will lead to heavy rainfall accumulation starting
Tracking Tropical Storm Hanna (opens the original)
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Fay is now a post-tropical system and Hanna remains the only active storm Fay is now a post-tropical system and Hanna remains the only active storm The National Hurricane Center has issued it's last advisory on Fay because it is now a post-tropical cyclone, meaning it has lost it's tropical characteristics. However, Tropical Storm Hanna continues in the north Atlantic. In addition, some long-range development is still possible in the Bay of Campeche. Tropical Storm Hanna has sustained winds of 4
Tracking Fay and Hanna: What is means for Louisiana (opens the original)
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Both storms remain far out in the Atlantic. NHC expects no additional tropical development during the next seven days. Both storms remain far out in the Atlantic. NHC expects no additional tropical development during the next seven days. The Atlantic hurricane season remains active, with the National Hurricane Center monitoring Fay and Hanna. In addition, some long-range development is still possible in the Bay of Campeche. Tropical Depression Fay has sustained winds of 35 mph and is moving sout
Tracking Fay and Hanna: What is means for Louisiana (opens the original)
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No immediate Louisiana impacts are expected. No immediate Louisiana impacts are expected. The Atlantic hurricane season remains active, with the National Hurricane Center monitoring Tropical Depression Fay and one additional areas for possible development. As of 4 a.m. EDT Monday, Sept. 28, the National Hurricane Center was issuing advisories for Tropical Depression Fay, located well west-southwest of the Azores. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Hanna has formed with winds at 45 mph and is moving east
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