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Morning Forecast – Friday, Aug. 30th
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports cloudy skies with light drizzle dissipating, but potential redevelopment of showers later today. Beneficial rainfall from yesterday will continue, with expectations of an additional quarter to half an inch today. Current temperatures are in the mid-70s, and afternoon highs may reach the upper 80s, with some southern areas nearing 90. The weather pattern will remain unsettled throughout Labor Day weekend, with similar conditions expected daily. Showers and thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon due to enhanced seabreezes, maintaining moisture levels. Rainfall totals could reach up to an inch by the weekend’s end.
The unsettled pattern will continue today as a few light showers have popped up in a few places this morning. Enhanced sea breezes will aid in keeping rain chances in the forecast through the weekend. Clouds cover will also continue with limited sunshine. A front will arrive late this weekend and stall out helping to prolong rain chances through next week. Keep the umbrella and rain jacket handy, but at least the rainfall is a welcoming sight especially since temperatures will trend a tad cooler.
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Law enforcement agencies slam Bexar County sheriff’s policy that rejects certain inmates from jail
SUMMARY: Bear County law enforcement agencies express concern over a new booking policy by Sheriff Javier Salazar, which delays jail intake for suspects requiring medical screening. The directive, aimed at addressing jail deaths, mandates that suspects detoxing from substances or with serious medical conditions must be evaluated at a hospital before booking. This has led to significant delays and complications for officers, with reports of suspects being released instead of booked. Smaller agencies worry that the policy jeopardizes public safety. Despite the concerns raised, Sheriff Salazar maintains that the policy is necessary to improve health outcomes for detainees.
Several area law enforcement agencies said a new directive from Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar puts public safety at risk.
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Thursday 5PM First Weather: Few degrees colder next two mornings
SUMMARY: Chilly air has settled in, and temperatures are expected to drop further tonight and into the weekend. Chief meteorologist Chris Franklin reports that temperatures will be a few degrees colder, with widespread 30s on the North Shore and 50s in the metro area. Clear skies have resulted in high temperatures staying below average, with daytime highs in the 60s. The colder air might allow North Shore areas to reach the 30s and create patchy frost by Saturday morning. Chris will provide updates on how long this cold spell will last as Thanksgiving approaches.
WWL Louisiana Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin with a first look at New Orleans-area forecast for Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024.
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Four shot, 1 dead in French Quarter shooting
SUMMARY: New Orleans police are investigating a deadly shooting near the intersection of Iberville and Royal Streets in the French Quarter, where four people were shot, one fatally. The shooting occurred around 12:30 PM and follows a recent mass shooting in the Saint Roch neighborhood. Authorities are still gathering details. Meanwhile, families are preparing for Thanksgiving, with some small savings expected for the holiday dinner this year. Updates on both stories are being provided on air and online.
Four shot, 1 dead in French Quarter shooting
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