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Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

    Monday PM Forecast: Returning showers by midweek, another round by weekend (opens the original)

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    Tuesday will begin cold but end seasonably cool, with the entire day staying free of major impacts. That will change by midweek with the return of showers. Another surge in rain chances arrives closer to the weekend, and wintry weather isn't totally off the table with that round. Tonight & Tomorrow: Expect another cold night ahead, although temperatures won’t fall as low as they have over the past two nights. Thermometers will fall through the 40s during the evening and drop into the 30s after m

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

    Sunday PM Forecast: Warmup after early-week freeze kicks off with showers (opens the original)

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    Cold air will make itself feel at home over the next couple of days. Temperatures will moderate by midweek, but that will come with another round of rain. Tonight & Tomorrow: Cold air will stick around on Sunday night. Clear skies and calm winds will allow temperatures to fall fast, setting up another light freeze across the Capital Area. Many spots, especially east of the Mississippi and north of I-12, could dip into the upper 20s. After several cold snaps this season, this is familiar territor

  3. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

    Thursday PM Forecast: Next cold front brings chance of showers, possibly flurries (opens the original)

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    Despite a brief moderation on Friday, a reinforcing cold front will drive temperatures lower into the weekend. A few showers may accompany the front, with even the potential for something frozen later in the weekend. Tonight & Tomorrow: With clear skies and generally light winds, the cold will settle in even more by Friday morning. A few areas along and north of the major highways will flirt with the freezing mark, but even in areas that don’t, lows in the mid-30s will still be supportive of fro

  4. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

    Tuesday PM Forecast: Cold front to reinforce cooler weather, bring a few showers (opens the original)

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    Freezing temperatures will be put on hold as passing disturbances bring the chance for a few showers through Wednesday. That break won’t last long, as another round of cold air will move in to wrap up the week. Tonight & Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy skies will take over by evening as a disturbance approaches. The extra cloud cover will keep temperatures milder, with lows settling in the mid-40s. A few showers may develop after dark, but dry air in the first few thousand feet above the ground will lim

  5. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

    Sunday PM Forecast: An extended stay of cooler temperatures (opens the original)

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    The Capital Area is in for an extended stretch of cooler temperatures this week. A couple of cold fronts will reinforce the cool pattern, bringing several near-freezing starts. Even on the milder days, temperatures will still be seasonable for the time of year. Tonight & Tomorrow: A push of cooler air from the north will send temperatures into the 30s overnight. Baton Rouge will likely bottom out in the mid-30s, although a few locations north of I-10 could venture into light freeze territory for

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