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New Orleans Weather: Cold front moves in midweek

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2 months ago

October 12, 2024

www.youtube.com – WWLTV – 2024-10-12 22:37:31

SUMMARY: This weekend’s weather has been spectacular, with temperatures in the 70s and low humidity. A significant cold front is expected midweek, bringing lower humidity and cooler temperatures. Sunday will be sunny with highs around 86 degrees, perfect for outdoor activities like tailgating. Monday and Tuesday will be similarly warm, but by Wednesday, afternoon highs will drop to the low 70s. Morning temperatures will cool into the 50s and 40s by Thursday for the Northshore. Dry weather is forecasted for the upcoming week, with no rain expected, and a potential weather system to monitor in the tropics.

Beautiful weather is on tap over the next week! It will stay very warm the rest of the weekend and through early this week. High temperatures will rise into the upper 80s Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Expect sunny skies and comfortable humidity levels through early this week. Nights and mornings will be pleasant the next few days, with low temperatures in the upper 60s south and upper 50s north.

By Wednesday, the first cold front of autumn will sweep down across the Gulf South, bringing much cooler days and nights to enjoy! High temperatures will only be in the lower 70s on Wednesday and Thursday, accompanied by sunshine and a significant drop in humidity. It’ll be breezy, too, but it’ll only add to the amazing fall feel! Sunshine and comfortable weather will stay through the end of next week, too.

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WWL Flashback: 'K&B was open Christmas'

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2 hours ago

December 24, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WWLTV – 2024-12-24 18:23:54

SUMMARY: As Christmas approaches in New Orleans, Benny Grunch highlights the beloved KB store, famously open on Christmas Day. The store offers a wide array of items, from medications and ice cream flavors to gifts like aftershave and face cream. There’s a nostalgic vibe with treasures like comic books, harmonicas, and even unique candies. Customers enjoy various treats, including King burgers, all while celebrating the festive spirit that defines the holiday season in the city. KB embodies the local holiday cheer, capturing the essence of Christmas in New Orleans with its vibrant atmosphere and an eclectic mix of products.

With Christmas just hours away, WWL Louisiana once again presents Benny Grunch and the Bunch with a look at one iconic store that was always open on Christmas.

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Puppeteer shares how Mr. Bingle first got his strings

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9 hours ago

December 24, 2024

Staff Editor

wgno.com – Jeff Kent – 2024-12-24 11:30:00

SUMMARY: In April 1948, young puppeteers Harry Ory and Ray Fredericks drew attention with their work, leading to a collaboration with Edwin Harmon “Oscar” Isentrout to create a Christmas show at the Maison Blanche store. By December of that year, the debut of the puppet character Mr. Bingle was a massive success. Ory felt that he and Fredericks, who crafted the original show and marionettes, did not receive proper credit, often being labeled mere assistants. They contributed significantly to Mr. Bingle’s creation, which brought holiday joy to New Orleans, with various contributors involved in shaping the character’s inception.

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Christmas Eve and Day Forecast

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13 hours ago

December 24, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WDSU News – 2024-12-24 07:13:14

SUMMARY: Good morning and Merry Christmas Eve! Today’s weather shows mostly clear conditions with mild temperatures, reaching the mid to upper 60s, although it remains cold in some areas like Bogalusa. Rain is expected in Texas tomorrow morning and could bring strong winds. The Christmas Day forecast indicates increased rain chances but not a complete washout. Travelers may encounter spotty showers along the coast. On Thursday, there is a continued threat of severe weather in Texas. Overall, temperatures will remain in the 70s as we move through the holiday season. Enjoy the bonfires tonight!