SUMMARY: Bossier City residents gathered for an Election Day council meeting to challenge a proposed ordinance for a new city charter set for the March ballot. This ordinance had previously faced deferral by the Louisiana Bond Commission due to concerns about it overshadowing a more popular charter petition. Despite public opposition and ongoing court appeals, the council voted to send the ordinance back to the bond commission. Opponents argued for better allocation of city funds, while supporters insisted the charter included important measures. The council also voted to approve the 2025 budget amid criticism about its spending priorities.

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SUMMARY: Showers and storms are expected to end tonight, with rain chances decreasing throughout the night to 30% by early morning. Tomorrow is predicted to be dry and cloudy, starting at 63°F and reaching a high of 75°F by 4 PM, making for good weather on election day. Low humidity is forecast for Wednesday, with morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s and an afternoon high near 80°F. Rain chances return Thursday (60%) and Friday (40%) with a cold front arriving Friday, but cooler, fall-like weather is anticipated for the weekend, with mornings in the 50s and afternoons in the 70s.

Two cold fronts impacting San Antonio this week.

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SUMMARY: Tropical storm Raphael has formed in the Caribbean and is forecasted to become a hurricane as it moves toward the Gulf. Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin noted that while it’s still uncertain how it may affect us, the storm is expected to weaken rapidly in the Gulf due to unfavorable conditions like wind shear and dry air. Current maximum sustained winds are 45 mph, and discussions about its path indicate that models are split between the northern Gulf and western routes. Overall, the storm’s environmental factors will play a significant role in its weakening as it approaches land.

WWL Louisiana Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin with a first look at the tropics as Tropical Storm Rafael targets Gulf of Mexico for News at 10PM on Monday, Nov. 4.

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