Weather Forecast Office New Orleans/Baton Rouge

Click a location below for detailed forecast.

Last Map Update: Tue, Sep. 17, 2019 at 12:33:50 pm CDT


	Zoom Out


	Coastal Flood Advisory

	Hazardous Weather Outlook

LIX Radar

Today

Tonight

Wednesday

Climate

Expect partly cloudy skies today with continued hot afternoon temperatures. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will mainly be west of I-55 in western portions of the area today, where some storms may contain heavy rainfall leading to isolated flash flooding.

Turning dry and calm tonight, with an isolated shower mainly near coastal areas of south-central Louisiana

Wednesday will feature partly cloudy skies with continued hot afternoon temperatures. Isolated to scattered showers and storms will be possible mainly across south-central Louisiana, with dry conditions east across the Mississippi Gulf coast.

Climate Data for September 17...Here are the 30 Year Climate Normals (1981-2010), Record High, Record Low, and Record Precip for following locations: N.O. Intl Airport (since 1946) ....87°/72°...98°(2018)...63°(1976)...2.73"(1957).... Baton Rouge (since 1892) ....89°/68°...98°(1927)...55°(1961)...2.82"(1942).... Biloxi (since 1893) ....87°/71°...100°(1927)...55°(1984)...3.02"(2012).... McComb (since 1948) ....87°/66°...96°(2018)...51°(1961)...3.07"(1954).... New Orleans (since 1871) ....88°/72°...98°(2004)...60°(1961)...1.64"(1954).... Slidell (since 1956) ....87°/69°...95°(1982)...56°(1961)...2.79"(1963).... On this day in 1968...A severe thunderstorm produced a tornado that initially touched down east of Franklinton, LA (Washington Parish). The F2 tornado was responsible for $2,500 in property damage along its roughly 1 mile path. Luckily no one was injured.

CoCoRaHS

Submit
Storm Report

River Stages

LIX Area
Monthly Rainfall

Regional
Monthly Rainfall