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Rain chances begin with higher storm threats by the weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A wet pattern begins today, with rain chances rising heading into the weekend. Showers and brief downpours may interrupt your morning commute as rain rolls in from the Gulf. This will continue through the day with about a 40% rain threat going through Thursday. The added cloud cover may keep temperatures below 90. The rain threats only become more widespread and possibly heavier for Friday and especially for the weekend. We’ll combine a front with tropical moisture surging i
Flood concerns growing for the weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A stormy pattern is expected this weekend with possible flood threat. Another day or two of quiet weather conditions. Afternoons will be hot, but rain chances are spotty at best. Highs continue to be near 90. Throughout Friday and the weekend, widespread storms expected with a developing flood risk. As much as two to four inches of rain is likely area-wide, with some spots getting six inches or more. Those rains could come in short bursts, which will lead to street flooding
Hot weather pattern turns stormy soon (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - We’re enjoying sun-filled days and dry skies again Tuesday (Sept. 29), but it’s all about to change by week’s end. For another day or two, it’s much of the same weather. Plenty of sun will allow us to touch 90 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday. Rain chances remain minimal, though a random pop-up shower is possible each afternoon. The flip happens late in the week into the weekend. That’s when heavy storms are likely to develop as we pull together a moisture surge from the Gulf,
Dry air moving in for the end of the week and weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A slow drop in humidity will make it feel nicer heading into the end of the week and weekend. A drop-off in humidity values this afternoon means today won’t feel like 100 degrees. Highs still hit 90, but our heat index will be closer to the actual air temperatures. Sunshine dominates today’s outlook. This dry air will make for some nice mornings and evenings over the next several days. Lows should fall well into the 60s north of the lake starting Friday and continuing throug
Less humid air into the weekend (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A better feel to the air is coming as we head into the upcoming weekend. A series of humidity fronts will usher in some dry, good-feeling air. Wednesday (Sept. 23) will be hot and humid. Heat indices this afternoon climb above 100, making it feel like a true summer day. Dry air will slowly trickle in starting Thursday and continuing through the weekend. It won’t be an immediate flip but more of a gradual change to some better-feeling heat. Highs stay near 90 even after the d
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