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Morning Forecast – Monday, Nov. 4th

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22 hours ago

November 4, 2024

www.youtube.com – KTVE – 2024-11-04 08:55:40

SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports that while there’s no immediate weather activity in the Arkansas area, some patchy showers are developing between Shreveport, Texas, and Texarkana, moving northward. A cold front from the Great Plains is expected to cause thunderstorms, with severe weather potential primarily in Texas and Oklahoma. Current temperatures are in the mid-70s, and winds are strong, between 10–25 mph. A chance of rain persists into the week, with storms possibly impacting local weather on Wednesday and Thursday. Additionally, a system in the Caribbean may develop into a tropical storm as it moves north.

Clouds will linger this morning with a chance for them to break apart by this afternoon. Winds will stay breezy out of the south. Patchy showers will become possible tonight with a line of thunderstorms arriving tomorrow. There will be an isolated severe threat as gusty winds will be possible. The front will stall out and linger through Wednesday keeping our weather pattern a bit unsettled. This pattern will continue into the weekend and with temperatures staying mostly mild and not as warm.

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Storms ending tonight, cooler and less humid tomorrow

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8 hours ago

November 4, 2024

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www.youtube.com – KSAT 12 – 2024-11-04 22:15:34

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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Monday 5PM Tropical Update: Rafael heads to the Gulf of Mexico

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13 hours ago

November 4, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WWLTV – 2024-11-04 17:55:52

SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Raphael has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, with winds at 45 mph. Conditions in the Gulf in November are less favorable for intensification compared to peak hurricane season, leading to expectations of weakening as the storm progresses. It is currently improving organization as it moves towards Western Cuba, where it may strengthen briefly. The future track of the storm remains uncertain, with models suggesting differing paths towards the Gulf Coast. However, strong wind shear and dry air conditions are anticipated to hinder further intensification, possibly resulting in rapid weakening before landfall.

WWL Louisiana Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin is tracking the tropics with the latest on Tropical Storm Rafael for News at 5PM on Monday, Nov. 4, 2024.

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Monday 5PM First Weather: Tropical Storm Rafael forms in Caribbean

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13 hours ago

November 4, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WWLTV – 2024-11-04 17:24:46

SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Raphael has formed and is gaining strength, with forecasts indicating it could become a hurricane before reaching Jamaica and Western Cuba. Meteorologists believe the storm’s path may lead it toward Louisiana, but there’s uncertainty about its organization as it approaches the Gulf of Mexico due to adverse conditions like dry air and cooler waters. Chief meteorologist Chris Franklin noted that, unlike in peak hurricane season, the risk to land appears limited as the storm may weaken significantly before making landfall. More updates on the storm’s trajectory and local weather expectations will follow.