The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch until 1:00pm for all of Southeast Louisiana.
There is a threat of heavy rain that could cause streets and low lying areas to fill with water.
Overnight storms blew through with radar indicated hail and tornadoes may have formed over part of lower Jefferson Parish, Lafourche, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parish.
There was a tornado warning just before 3:00am as radar indicated a possible tornado on the Westbank of Jefferson Parish moving into Plaquemines. That continued into parts of St. Bernard. There was an earlier warning for Lafourche and lower Jefferson.
Additional rain today could also cause flooding.
"Another round of intense heavy rainfall is anticipated across the saturated west-central Gulf Coast region," The National Weather Service posted. "A moderate risk of excessive rainfall is in effect."
Areas from Texas through all of Louisiana and most of Mississippi are under flash flood watches and warnings.
SATURDAY:
FLASH FLOOD WATCH. 80% chance for numerous heavy showers and storms. Low risk of an few isolated strong to severe storms. High: 81. Winds: S 6-12.
SUNDAY:
FLASH FLOOD WATCH until 1 pm. 60% chance for scattered showers and storms. Several heavy downpours. Breezy. Low: S 72, N 70. High: 83.
MONDAY:
30% chance for early showers, then mostly cloudy. A bit less humid. Low: S 70, N 68. High: 83.
TUESDAY:
Partly cloudy. Warm, little less humid. Low: S 68, N 65. High: 83.
WEDNESDAY:
Partly cloudy. Warm, muggy. Low: S 68, N 65. High: 84.
THURSDAY:
Partly to mostly cloudy skies. 30% chance for spotty showers, storms. Low: S 70, N 67. High: 85.
FRIDAY:
Partly cloudy, mostly dry. Warm and muggy. Low: S 71, N 68. High: 86