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Weekend Weather: Saturday, August 3
SUMMARY: This weekend will be extremely hot, with excessive heat warnings in effect and temperatures feeling like 115°F in some areas. Scattered showers and storms are possible today due to a cold front moving south, but the work week ahead is expected to be mostly dry. Meanwhile, tropical depression 4 is strengthening and will likely become tropical storm Debbie, impacting Florida’s Big Bend region by early Monday. It could produce heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and storm surge of up to 5 feet. Fortunately, Southeast Louisiana will remain unaffected, facing only oppressive heat and high humidity.
Scorching heat and humidity will continue through the weekend and into much of next week. This weekend a front will move into the deep south.
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Pipeline explosion in Houston area
SUMMARY: A pipeline exploded and caught fire in La Porte, Texas, a suburb of Houston, prompting the evacuation of some families. The incident occurred around 10:00 AM, approximately 25 miles from downtown Houston. Currently, there is no information regarding the substance involved in the fire or its cause, although no injuries have been reported. Emergency services are responding to the situation as authorities assess and manage the ongoing fire.
Pipeline explosion in Houston area
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Saints Take the Win in Dallas Cowboys Matchup
#WhoDat Nation, we’re on fire! 🔥🔥 The Saints just snagged a victory in Arlington, Texas, against the Cowboys, and the streak continues! 🏈🎉 Let’s keep the momentum rolling! 💪🏾⚜️
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Morning Forecast – Monday, Sept. 16th
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports improving visibility as fog lifts across the region, with some sunshine in South Arkansas. Current temperatures are in the lower 70s, while humidity remains high, causing lingering low cloud cover. There’s potential for spotty thunderstorms this afternoon as a line of storms moves through the area. The weather pattern will remain dry and calm as the remnants of Tropical Storm Francine dissipate. Moving forward, clearer skies are expected by midweek, with temperatures rising into the lower 90s by the weekend. The tropics see potential Tropical Cyclone 8 approaching South Carolina.
Fog has developed this Monday morning leading to reduce visibility so take it a bit slower than normal on the roads. Visibility will improve closer towards lunchtime. Clouds will also linger tonight. The remnants of Francine will drift southeast still allowing for chances of showers and a few t-storms this afternoon. By the mid-week, skies will clear, and temperatures will climb a little bit to the lower 90’s. Daytime clouds will also linger over the weekend with seasonal temperatures.
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