SUMMARY: Good morning and Merry Christmas Eve! Today’s weather shows mostly clear conditions with mild temperatures, reaching the mid to upper 60s, although it remains cold in some areas like Bogalusa. Rain is expected in Texas tomorrow morning and could bring strong winds. The Christmas Day forecast indicates increased rain chances but not a complete washout. Travelers may encounter spotty showers along the coast. On Thursday, there is a continued threat of severe weather in Texas. Overall, temperatures will remain in the 70s as we move through the holiday season. Enjoy the bonfires tonight!

Mostly clear skies with highs in the upper 60s. Rain chances increase Christmas Day and throughout the rest of the week.

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SUMMARY: The content reflects a nostalgic celebration of New Orleans during the Christmas season, featuring Frank Davis and Benny Grunch reminiscing about beloved spots no longer in existence. They highlight various places, like stores and restaurants, that have closed down, with a recurring theme of change and loss in the city. The song touches on iconic locations such as K&B, McCrory’s, and others, expressing how much has disappeared over time. Despite these closures, the city’s spirit endures, symbolized by the rise of new hotels and the preservation of local landmarks like streetcars and Walgreens.

Benny Grunch and the Bunch sing ‘Ain’t dere no more’.

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SUMMARY: The weather forecast until January 6th is mild with temperatures gradually warming to the 60s. Tonight’s bonfires on the levee will be enjoyable despite cool temperatures in the 50s. For Christmas Eve and Day, low rain chances are anticipated, particularly for lower Plaquemines and Jefferson, while the North Shore may remain dry. Christmas Day temperatures will reach around 71°F, with potential isolated thunderstorms. A mild trend continues into the New Year, with temperatures remaining in the 60s and a slim chance of showers on New Year’s Eve. Be cautious of fog later in the week.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie walks us through the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day forecast showing you how warm we’ll get, when and where rain is likeliest and how much you’ll get, how long rain chances will continue, how long these mild winter days will last, when the next likeliest chance of rain returns for everyone, and how fog could impact days after the holiday, while finishing with your seven day forecast.

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