A line of storms will approach the area by daybreak on Thursday, but should be weakening quickly as it moves southeast. Development of new storms in a second round behind this line could occur Thursday afternoon, mainly along and north of the I-12 corridor. A few of these storms that develop could be strong to severe with damaging winds and locally heavy rainfall.
A storm system will continue moving across Louisiana overnight tonight and is forecast to approach southeast Louisiana and southwest Mississippi by around daybreak. The complex should be weakening by this point, but the remnants could see redevelopment of new strong to severe storms during Thursday afternoon, especially along and north of the I-12 corridor.
Showers and Storms Return
Slight cool down this weekend
Wednesday - Partly cloudy, very warm and dry, highs 84-88, lows 67-73
Thursday - Chance T-storms (30%-70%), very warm with chance of storms in the afternoon, highs 83-88, lows 66-71
Friday - Chance t-storms (60%), very warm with chances of storms, highs 83-87, lows 63-68
Saturday - Chance t-storms (70%), warm with chance of storms in the afternoon, highs 80 to 83, lows 59-68
Sunday - Isolated t-storms, warm with chance of storms in the afternoon, highs 80-83
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