SUMMARY: A weather impact alert has been issued for tomorrow, with rain and storms expected, particularly in the evening, posing risks for strong winds and isolated tornadoes. Today remains mostly cloudy and mild, with temperatures around 55°F and a slight chance of stray sprinkles. Sunday will see temperatures rise into the 70s, but storms will develop, especially at night. A significant cold front will bring a sharp drop in temperatures, with Monday morning plummeting to the 30s and even 20s in some areas. Bitter cold will persist throughout next week, necessitating precautions for pipes and proper winter attire.

Mostly cloudy skies will be on tap Saturday with high temperatures in the 60s. A couple stray showers are possible, especially tonight.

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SUMMARY: The weather over the weekend is expected to be warm with a high of around 70°F. However, more cloud cover and isolated showers are anticipated today, with a cold front approaching. By tonight, showers and possibly strong thunderstorms are expected. Most severe weather will occur after sunset, allowing people to stay indoors. Tomorrow will see temperatures drop significantly, with lows in the 20s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Overall, today will be mostly cloudy with light showers and breezy conditions, while the cold air will dominate the week ahead. Thunderstorms are a concern for the evening tomorrow.

Storms Sunday, a cold week ahead

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SUMMARY: In the wake of a terror attack in New Orleans, city leaders are strategizing to enhance security in the French Quarter. One proposal is to make the area pedestrian-only, which has previously been considered. City Council Vice President JP Morrell noted challenges in gaining public and business support. Local business leader Melvin Rodrigue supports increased safety measures. Councilman Freddie King emphasized the need for collaborative discussions involving various stakeholders. Additionally, State Representative Alonzo Knox plans to propose recognizing the French Quarter as an entertainment district for enhanced protections. Upcoming meetings will address potential changes ahead of Mardi Gras.

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