
August 3
11:45am
Overview
Today there is a Low Pressure System over the
Northern Plains. A cold front is stretched South along the Mississippi River
Valley and into the Southern Plains. This system is moving to the east and has
a likely chance for rain coupled with a slight risk for severe weather,
associated with it. A secondary system is developing over the Southern plains,
along this front.
Elsewhere a ridge of High Pressure is
over parts of the Gulf Coast States.
To read our latest Tropical Outlook, follow the link below to the Hurricane
Center.
Discussion
A ridge of high pressure is extended over Central Louisiana and this feature is
helping keep rain chances down, humidity values up and high temperatures
extreme. During the next couple of days, this ridge will begin to break down
and move to the west. This means that temperatures will begin to fall as more
clouds gradually move in and rain chances go up. During the weekend we will see
higher rain chances as a front continues to approach the area. We will be
expecting highs in the lower to mid 90's with light and variable winds and a
good chance for rain. Heat Index values will remain in the 100-105 degree range
with some areas possibly seeing Heat Advisories issued.
For the rest of the day
Expect plenty of sunshine with a few clouds possible, becoming partly cloudy at
times. Rain chances will stay low (20%) and Peak Heat Index values will range
from 100-105. Overnight, expect clearing skies and a warm & muggy feel.
Winds will become light and variable.
For the rest of the 7day planner
During the next couple of days we will see rain chances stay gradually on the
rise. Meanwhile, temperatures will stay high with mostly sunny to partly cloudy
skies, through tomorrow. After this
ridge of high pressure begins to give in, temps will drop a little and rain
chances will return. This will bring some relief to parts the area. However,
Heat index values will continue to range from 100-105. An approaching cold
front will bring us some much needed rain toward the later part of the weekend
and beginning of the work week.
TODAY...Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies
and hot. Highs 92-98. The peak heat index may reach 105-110. SW wind 3-12 mph.
A stray (20%) isolated shower is possible.
FRIDAY
NIGHT...Mostly fair and continued muggy conditions. Lows 72-78. South wind 2-6
mph.
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