SUMMARY: Hurricane Kirk and a developing tropical depression are currently affecting the tropics, with the next storm potentially named Leslie. The Gulf has had a 40% chance of development, but forecasts remain uncertain. While there are clusters of storms, significant rain is expected mainly along the Gulf Coast. The best chance for precipitation will occur from Thursday into Friday, with temperatures ranging from the 60s to upper 80s. Although scattered storms are probable, the front should push more severe weather to the south, leaving the north shore relatively dry. The forecast looks favorable for the Gretna Fest this weekend.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie breaks down what’s happening in the tropics, specifically what is coming into focus on possible development in the Gulf of Mexico and how it plays into our rain chances here and where a possible system is most likely to develop in the Gulf, how strong it will be, and who is expected to get the most impacts from it.

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SUMMARY: San Antonio police are investigating the discovery of a body, identified as 58-year-old Richard Hagga, found in a field off City Base Landing and Golad Road on the city’s South Side around 9:00 AM. Details regarding the circumstances of his death are currently limited. The medical examiner will determine the cause of death, and police will continue to follow the investigation as more information becomes available.

San Antonio police are investigating after a 58-year-old man was found dead on the city’s Southeast Side.

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SUMMARY: During the Clean Hydrogen Task Force’s second meeting, the Louisiana Future Energy Center unveiled 40 clean energy projects projected to create over 26,000 jobs and attract $60 billion in investment over five years. The task force aims to formulate legislation promoting clean hydrogen’s economic integration, emphasizing the ongoing energy transition. Committee Chair Rep. Joseph Orgeron highlighted the potential for fossil fuel conversion rather than extraction. Dr. Greg Upton noted significant hydrogen demand for exports, electricity, and manufacturing, advocating for proactive measures to position Louisiana as a leader in clean energy amidst inevitable decarbonization trends.

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