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Morning Forecast – Friday, Sept. 13th

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5 months ago

September 13, 2024

www.youtube.com – KTVE – 2024-09-13 07:53:12

SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports a quiet weather start, with persistent cloud cover due to the remnants of post-tropical Cyclone Francine, lingering over Northern Arkansas. No rainfall is expected, but moisture remains in the air. Temperatures are in the mid-60s, with a slight warm-up anticipated in the afternoon, reaching the mid-80s in some areas. However, regions like Greenville and Camden may stay in the mid-70s due to cloud cover. Limited rain chances continue into the weekend, with skies clearing slightly by Monday. A developing tropical depression in the Atlantic may not significantly strengthen. Enjoy pleasant football weather tonight, with mid-70s expected.

Clouds will linger this morning as the remnants of Francine hovers just to our north. Drier air will mix in for areas south of I-20 to see clouds break apart and a chance to see some sunshine. This will also warm temperatures up this afternoon to the mid 80’s. Other places in like in south Arkansas may stay cloudy thanks to post tropical cyclone Francine. Francine and another disturbance out west will contribute to minor rain chances this weekend. Most of any showers will stay spotty and isolated through Sunday and Monday. Clouds will also linger before clearing out by the middle of next week as we begin a warming trend that could reach back to the lower 90’s by next Friday.

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9 hours ago

February 22, 2025

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www.youtube.com – WWLTV – 2025-02-22 22:26:17

SUMMARY: New Orleans will experience steady rain through Sunday, with occasional heavy showers and some lightning, but no severe weather expected. Rain will continue overnight into Sunday morning, with temperatures in the 50s. While flooding is not anticipated, areas further south may see heavier rainfall, with totals ranging from 1 to 3 inches. The rain will taper off by Sunday evening. Monday’s weather looks favorable for rescheduled parades with temperatures reaching 62°F. The forecast for the week shows temperatures warming into the mid-70s by Wednesday, with a slight chance of rain on Thursday and clear weather for Friday and Saturday.

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Rain may be heavy at times Sunday, warmer week ahead

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22 hours ago

February 22, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WDSU News – 2025-02-22 09:07:32

SUMMARY: Meteorologist Jim Simon from WDSU News reports a rainy weekend ahead, with Sunday being particularly wet. While light sprinkles were noted this morning, significant rain is expected tomorrow due to a developing low-pressure system in the Gulf. Highs today will reach the mid-50s, with cloudy skies and a slight chance of light showers. By Sunday morning, numerous showers are anticipated, potentially exceeding one inch of rain. Although some evening showers may linger, next week looks promising with dry weather for upcoming parades from Monday through Friday.

Rain may be heavy attimes Sunday, warmer week ahead

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NELA community rally behind Monroe man providing shelter to homeless

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1 day ago

February 21, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – KTVE – 2025-02-21 19:29:35

SUMMARY: Eugene Whitney Jr. and his daughter, Courtney Jones, provided shelter and meals to over 30 homeless individuals at the Monroe Inn during a freezing cold snap in Northeast Louisiana. Their compassionate actions have sparked widespread gratitude, inspiring local businesses to contribute. Support from the community surged, with donations pouring in from across the country, and local restaurants like Chicken Salad Chick and Popeye’s offering meals. Eugene emphasized the importance of community collaboration, stating, “It’s not about us; it’s about the whole community.” The duo’s efforts have created a sense of family among those they helped, transforming lives in Monroe.