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Louisiana State Senator Royce Duplessis discusses the aftermath of the Bourbon Street terror attack, addressing community frustration with continuous resilience efforts. He emphasizes the emotional toll on New Orleans residents, particularly after the tragic New Year’s Day event. Duplessis highlights a prayer ceremony organized to unify the city, acknowledging the public’s anger and desire for accountability regarding the lack of barriers at the crime scene. While emphasizing the importance of transparency, he also recognizes the challenge of preventing harm when individuals are determined to cause it. He expresses optimism about the city’s safety measures during the upcoming Carnival season.

Louisiana Senator Royce Duplessis talks about the attack and where we stand moving forward in the future with security on in New Orleans.

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SUMMARY: There’s no snow in the forecast, but a cold weather advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. today, with wind chills feeling like 16-25°F. Winds are gusting up to 37 mph at the Lakefront, and temperatures are dropping into the 30s and 40s across the region. Kids waiting at bus stops should be bundled up. Wind chills are making it feel like the 20s and 30s. The rest of the day will be cold, with highs in the low to mid-40s, and freezing temperatures tonight. A hard freeze is possible on the North Shore by Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Low temperatures will be in the 20s and 30s the next couple of days with highs only in the 40s. Cold Weather Advisory is in effect with the possibility of a hard freeze for the Northshore this week.

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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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