SUMMARY: Southeast Louisiana is experiencing cloudy weather with showers as a strong low-pressure system approaches, expected to bring stormy conditions tomorrow. Current temperatures are in the upper 50s, with lows in the low 50s tonight. Tomorrow, scattered showers and potential severe thunderstorms are anticipated, with temperatures rising to the mid-70s. The region faces a marginal to slight risk of severe weather, including damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. Following the storm, a significant cooldown is anticipated, with highs dropping into the mid to upper 40s early next week and lows in the 20s north of Lake Pontchartrain.

Severe weather possible Sunday, then much colder next week

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SUMMARY: A weather impact alert has been issued for Sunday due to a dynamic forecast. Overnight temperatures will rise into the upper 50s, transitioning to a humid pattern. A line of storms, with strong winds and an isolated tornado threat, is expected to move through late Sunday. Temperatures will drop significantly after the front passes, reaching the upper 20s and 30s by Monday and Tuesday, prompting concerns for freezing pipes on the North Shore. Residents are advised to protect people, pets, plants, and pipes. The cold weather will continue, lingering into the following weekend with possible precipitation.

Meteorologist Brooke Laizer says expect severe storms on Sunday ahead of a cold front next week.

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SUMMARY: A weather impact alert has been issued for tomorrow, with rain and storms expected, particularly in the evening, posing risks for strong winds and isolated tornadoes. Today remains mostly cloudy and mild, with temperatures around 55°F and a slight chance of stray sprinkles. Sunday will see temperatures rise into the 70s, but storms will develop, especially at night. A significant cold front will bring a sharp drop in temperatures, with Monday morning plummeting to the 30s and even 20s in some areas. Bitter cold will persist throughout next week, necessitating precautions for pipes and proper winter attire.

Mostly cloudy skies will be on tap Saturday with high temperatures in the 60s. A couple stray showers are possible, especially tonight.

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