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Wednesday’s threat of storms thankfully missed us as a warm layer of air aloft or “cap” kept most storms from developing in Cenla. But northern Louisiana into Arkansas did not have the protection of the cap and violent storms erupted. There were about 5 tornadoes and numerous reports of hail in those areas before the storms moved east. With the southerly winds, humidity still remains and temperatures will heat up into the upper 70s on Thursday. A cold front will swing through Thursday night to usher in some drier air for the weekend.
It will feel very spring-like as highs reach into the upper 60s with sunny skies. Days will get longer on Sunday after we set our clocks forward one hour. The official time to do so is 2:00 am. Into the early part of next week, high pressure keeps it pleasant before another front passes in the Tuesday/Wednesday time frame.
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Kari Hall
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