
September 17
12:30pm
Overview
There is a Low Pressure System that is over the Northern Gulf of Mexico and
continuing to move to the NE. This system has dumped a lot of rain over
Louisiana. A secondary Low Pressure is North of the Great Lakes Region with a
cold front stretched South, through the Ohio River Valley and into the ArkLaTex
area. The LP is moving NE, in advance of the approaching cold front.
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Discussion
As a cold front approaches the area, this low pressure system continues to move
NE through Louisiana. Rain chances will remain high due to this system. Once we
begin to see some clearing, this afternoon, we will begin to see pre frontal
convection and scattered showers and thunderstorms. So, these two features
combines are bringing prolonged rain chances for our area. That front will move
through, late tonight and early tomorrow morning. After it moves through, we
will see clearing skies as a ridge of High Pressure moving continues to move
into our area. The good news is that Cooler, more pleasant conditions are on
the way.
For the rest of the day
Expect mostly cloudy to overcast skies and gradually tapering rain chances
through the midday and afternoon hours. Highs will only climb into the lower 80's
due to the abundant cloud cover and prolonged rainfall event. Winds will remain
light and variable, becoming light to moderate and out of the NE. Overnight, we will see another round of rain
as a cold front moves through the area.
For the rest of the 7day planner
After this system and front push through, we will see gradually clearing skies
and tapering rain chances. Tomorrow, skies will become mostly sunny with highs
in the lower 80's. The next several days will be very comfortable with a cool
start as some cooler and dry air moves into Central Louisiana. Through the end
of the week, a ridge of high pressure will heavily influence our area. This weekend
will bring with it a slight chance for rain, coupled with seasonable
conditions.
TODAY...Expect High Rain Chances (90%) with
.25-.75" of rainfall expected. A Low Pressure system and cold front will
keep temps low and these rain chances high.
Some areas may see 1-2" of new rainfall.Highs 78-84. Variable
winds, becoming light to moderate and out of the NE.
MONDAY
NIGHT...Mostly cloudy skies and high rain chances continue (40%), but rain
chances will begin to fall. Lows 63-69 with a light and variable wind.
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