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Friday PM Forecast: multiple rounds of rain Saturday night through Tuesday
Posted 10:24 PM 11/28/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
After a stretch of cool, calm, and dry days, our weather pattern is about to get more active. A series of fast-moving storm systems will slide across the Gulf South beginning this weekend, bringing several rounds of rain and largely steady, chilly temperatures from night to day.
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11/27/2025
Thursday PM Forecast: enjoy the outdoors through Saturday afternoon, wet pattern looms
Posted 5:13 PM 11/27/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
The cool and crisp conditions will stick around through Friday. A storm system will approach on Saturday, leading to a stretch of unsettled weather into early next week.
Black Friday: sunny, crisp, and coolWeekend: increasing clouds leading to steady (More)
11/26/2025
Wednesday PM Forecast: clear and crisp weather for holiday ahead of weekend rainmaker
Posted 5:22 PM 11/26/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
Happy Thanksgiving! Have enough layers to stay warm over the next few mornings. Be ready for a gloomy and unsettled stretch of weather beginning around the middle of the weekend.
Thanksgiving and Black Friday: sunny, crisp, and coolWeekend: (More)
11/25/2025
Tuesday PM Forecast: much cooler air moving into Capital Area
Posted 5:46 PM 11/25/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
Once a cold front pushes through Tuesday night, get ready for a major wardrobe change! Relatively cooler air initially will turn to chilly conditions by Thanksgiving.
Wednesday: high clouds, much less muggy
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11/24/2025
Monday PM Forecast: thunderstorms ahead of cooler Thanksgiving
Posted 3:42 PM 11/24/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
You'll want to have both your rain gear and your heavy coat handy as we navigate a busy week of Thanksgiving. After a stormy and warm start, temperatures will take a big dip, and conditions will dry up just in time for the holiday.
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11/23/2025
Sunday PM Forecast: Several temperature swings leading up to Thanksgiving
Posted 5:25 PM 11/23/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
Warmth, humidity, and storms will make a fast return to the Capital Area early in the week, but will not possess much staying power. A strong cold front is set to arrive just in time for Thanksgiving.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Expect a quiet night with a few passing high (More)
11/22/2025
Saturday PM Forecast: Pleasant finish to the weekend, stronger front next week
Posted 5:47 PM 11/22/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers
A weak front moving through this evening will set the stage for a much more pleasant finish to the weekend. Humidity will tick up briefly early next week, but a major cooldown will follow.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Drier air will filter into the area during the overnight (More)
11/21/2025
Friday PM Forecast: First of a few fronts arrives tomorrow, isolated storms possible
Posted 5:24 PM 11/21/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers
Multiple fronts are forecasted to pass over the next 7 days, causing a reduction in temperatures, especially next week. The first front will arrive tomorrow, sparking isolated storms as it passes.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Overnight, skies will start off mostly clear, before (More)
11/20/2025
Thursday PM Forecast: tracking two fronts in ahead of Thanksgiving
Posted 4:58 PM 11/20/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
The next seven days will be marked by continued unseasonable warmth and a more active weather pattern with a couple of rain chances. While we won't be seeing any major storm systems, a few weak cold fronts will try to sneak through to move temperatures down.
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11/19/2025
Wednesday PM Forecast: One more foggy start ahead of the next rainmaker
Posted 5:05 PM 11/19/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
Another DENSE FOG ADVISORY has been issued for the majority of southeast Louisiana, lasting from 11 p.m. Wednesday through 9 a.m. Thursday. Quarter-mile visibility or less will be possible across much of the region. Remain cautious during the morning drive by taking it slow (More)