SUMMARY: Severe weather is anticipated this weekend, particularly on Saturday, which has an enhanced risk of storms. Current conditions include fog in certain areas and light showers moving through, affecting visibility, especially over waterways. While some areas are experiencing breaks from rain, others, like Slidell, may see more showers soon. The larger weather system, originating in Texas, has weakened but still poses risks of damaging winds and tornadoes in parts of Mississippi and Louisiana. Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning is expected to bring severe weather with potential flooding and large hail. Alerts are in place for Saturday.

Scattered showers will be around throughout the day Friday. We have a greater threat for severe weather Saturday afternoon to early Sunday morning.

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SUMMARY: Today, the severe weather risk is rated level one, increasing to level three for Northshore and level two for Metro tomorrow. The northern regions face a higher tornado risk, particularly for EF2 tornadoes or stronger. Saturday will see isolated storms in the afternoon and a more significant storm complex with tornado and wind risks by night. The weather will clear by Sunday morning, which looks beautiful for New Year celebrations. A cold front is expected on New Year’s Day, bringing cooler temperatures. Additionally, a dense fog advisory is in effect, alongside scattered storms expected tomorrow.

There is an enhanced risk for tornadoes Saturday afternoon and night. The weather will be nicer come Sunday.

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SUMMARY: Airports have experienced cancellations due to an advancing weather system bringing heavy rains and strong winds to Southeast Louisiana. Meteorologist Jim Simon forecasts fog in the morning, with possible showers or thunderstorms on the North Shore overnight. Saturday morning will be very foggy with visibility dropping below a mile. A weather alert is issued for Saturday due to expected severe thunderstorms late in the afternoon into the evening. Sunday is anticipated to improve with decreasing clouds and lower humidity. New Year’s Eve should remain dry with no rain expected.

Fog Friday morning, storms Saturday night

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