SUMMARY: There’s significant weather change ahead for WDSU viewers. Tonight brings storms, with a wind advisory starting at noon and a cold weather advisory at midnight. Currently, light rain is expected, but heavier storms could develop later, possibly bringing severe conditions like gusty winds and even tornadoes. Tomorrow morning’s temperatures will feel like they’re in the teens, particularly in northern areas due to strong winds. The high for tomorrow will only reach the 40s, with even colder conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday. Today will see highs in the mid to upper 70s before the weather shifts dramatically overnight.

Stormy night, much colder week ahead

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A weather alert is in effect for tonight as a line of storms, bringing strong winds and a slight tornado risk, approaches. While mild temperatures will persist today, gusty winds of 15-25 mph are expected, with gusts up to 40 mph. The cold front causing the storms will bring a snowstorm and blizzard conditions to the Midwest. Tomorrow will be much colder, with temperatures in the 40s and wind chills in the teens and 20s, prompting a cold weather advisory. This frigid weather will last through the week, with sunny but windy days and potential rain next Friday.

Very cold and windy weather arrives on Monday and stays put.

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SUMMARY: The recent early morning terror attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, where 14 people died and 37 were injured, has left residents feeling a profound sense of numbness and frustration. Despite the city’s history of tragedy, this incident stands out due to negligence from officials who had removed protective barriers, leaving the area vulnerable. Local leaders’ responses, including controversial comments and dismissive attitudes towards public safety, have only intensified feelings of disheartening disgust among citizens. As a longtime resident, the author questions the sustainability of resilience in the face of recurring violence and urges leaders to respond with seriousness.

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