A weak cool front overnight will shift our winds to E/NE for Monday and allow for a bit of cooler afternoon to start the new school/work. Our winds will be less gusty at 5 to 15 mph from the E/NE.
The forecast into early April calls for above normal temperatures and leaning Above Normal Rainfall, which could reduce our some of the wildfire threat in our Four-State area.
The drying trend will continue through at least the end of the month across the Four State Region. Thus, the wildfire threat will increase as well. Look for additional counties and parishes to be added to this Burn Ban map through the end of the month.