SUMMARY: Sunday will be warm, with temperatures rising from the 70s to around 86°F. Southeast Louisiana has dry air, but a cold front is expected later in the week, bringing cooler temperatures. By Tuesday evening, highs will still be in the upper 80s, but midweek temperatures will drop to the 70s, with lows in the 50s and 60s. By Thursday, lows in the 40s will make it feel like sweater weather. No rain is expected from the cold fronts, minimizing tropical development risks as hurricane season nears its end. The only system being monitored has a low chance of development.

Temperatures will remain above average Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday as highs rise into the upper 80s.

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SUMMARY: The discussion starts with a light-hearted comment about adorable pets, leading to a note on the need to showcase their jewelry, reflecting on their black and gold outfits for a Saint’s Sunday event. Following this, the weather forecast reveals a pleasant day, with temperatures in the mid-80s, mostly clear skies, and a warm start to the week. Minor showers are expected late Tuesday before a cold front arrives, bringing a significant temperature drop, particularly in the mornings. Overall, expect sunny skies and comfortable conditions throughout the week, especially after the cold front passes.

Another cold front on the way

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SUMMARY: Southeastern Louisiana is enjoying a beautiful, sunny day thanks to a building area of high pressure. Currently, there are no clouds or rain in sight, with temperatures reaching a high of 84 degrees in New Orleans and lows in the upper 50s to low 60s overnight. Tomorrow, expect more sunshine and temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. A cold front will approach on Monday, bringing cooler conditions and potentially increased breezes as it passes through on Tuesday. The tropics remain quiet, with only a system near the Cape Verde Islands showing a low 20% chance of development.

Sunny, dry, and warm

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