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Warm, dry stretch locked in through the weekend before active pattern ramps up late next week (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - This afternoon brings plenty of warm sunshine across southeast Louisiana and south Mississippi, with only a stray shower possible along our immediate coastal marshes. High pressure remains firmly locked in across the area, keeping rain chances virtually nonexistent for the vast majority of our neighborhoods through Saturday. While afternoon highs continue running warmer than normal in the upper 80s to low 90s, lower humidity allows overnight temperatures to comfortably dip b
First Taste Of Fall? Signs Point To A Real Front By Early October (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Drier air is locked in for the afternoon. That cold front that slid through overnight has scoured out a lot of the muggy air and most neighborhoods are waking up to noticeably lower humidity today. Skies stay mainly clear to partly cloudy this afternoon, with highs still climbing into the 90s in spots, but that drop in dew points makes a real difference in how it feels stepping outside. Some patchy fog could try to develop again tonight and early tomorrow, especially along a
Dry front brings relief heading into the weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A dry cold front is sweeping through southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi coast this afternoon, and it’s bringing the kind of relief we’ve been craving. The front is pushing north to south through the area into this evening, and while it won’t kill our heat entirely, it’s dragging in noticeably lower humidity behind it. Winds are shifting northerly, highs are still climbing into the low 90s, but the drop in moisture means feels like temperatures are finally falling out of
Storm chances spike before heat and dry air takes over (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Today is the last full day of summer as astronomical fall arrives Tuesday evening, but it will feel the same around here this week. Storms are firing up as we lock in one of the more active afternoons we’ve seen in a while across southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. An upper-level trough is sliding east and settling right over our region this afternoon, and that is just enough to let showers and thunderstorms bubble up more readily than they have lately. Rain
Dry and hot weekend, rain chances early next week (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Dry, hot afternoon not changing anytime soon. High pressure overhead has us under a northeasterly flow, and that’s keeping the humid, tropical air pushed off to our south and east. Highs this afternoon are running well above average, climbing into the mid to low 90s, the drier low levels mean heat-index values are staying at or below the 100 degree mark. Conditions do not reach Heat Advisory criteria today, but remember to stay hydrated if outside Friday afternoon. Saturday
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