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A tropical humidity plume means widespread storms Wednesday
SUMMARY: Drivers on Highway 90 should exercise caution due to stormy weather impacting evening commutes. As of 4 PM, conditions are deemed impactful, with heavy storms primarily affecting eastern metro areas, particularly Plaquemines and Saint Bernard parishes. Doppler radar indicates additional storm activity, with some areas receiving considerable rainfall. A tropical humidity plume is contributing to higher storm frequency and potential flooding, with rains expected until tomorrow morning. While storm activity may decrease over the weekend, localized heavy rain remains a concern. Temperatures will remain steady, with highs around 88ยฐF expected, along with sporadic storms through the week.
Meteorologist Devon Lucie tracks the showers and storms out Tuesday evening, then times the arrival of our next waves of rain on Wednesday, then walks us through the changes the weather pattern that will happen over the weekend, while taking us into the tropics and a look at what’s helping to keep conditions so calm
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Invest 91-L brings us more rain next week
SUMMARY: Anticipation is building for tomorrow’s Saints game, set for noon, while rain continues in the region due to a stationary front and low pressure system. A cold front is expected to move through later today, bringing cooler and drier air. Currently, areas farther north are dry, while light rain persists in New Orleans and heavier showers are reported closer to the coast. Tomorrow’s forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies and a 30% chance of rain, primarily near the coast. Following the Saints game, expect increased rain chances again by late Monday and especially Tuesday and Wednesday.
Invest 91-L brings us more rain next week
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Weekend Weather: Saturday, September 7, 2024
SUMMARY: It’s a wet Saturday with cooler temperatures in the 70s to low 80s, as rain continues along the coastline. A cold front is expected to bring drier, cooler air tonight into Sunday. While rain chances will taper from 40% to about 20%, it should remain clear for the LSU game. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the 60s in the North Shore and low 70s in the Metro. Next week, rain chances increase again, particularly from Monday through Thursday, with the potential for localized flooding. Overall, expect a comfortable weekend before rainfall returns in the following week.
Rain is passing through and drier days ahead.
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Good Morning San Antonio 8 a.m. Saturday : Sep 07, 2024
SUMMARY: San Antonio is hosting the 39th Annual Zoo Run, beginning with adult participation yesterday and continuing with kids today. The event allows families to enjoy the zoo’s natural scenery while promoting community engagement. Morning temperatures are pleasantly mild at 73ยฐF, with a cool front expected to lower humidity and temperatures over the weekend, creating a “false fall” atmosphere. In other news, a tragic rollover accident resulted in two fatalities, and a shooting at a gas station left one person critically injured. Additionally, the former Uvalde School District police chief is seeking to dismiss charges related to the Rob Elementary tragedy.
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