Warm and humid today. Tomorrow will be nasty with severe thunderstorms bringing strong winds and hail.
WWL-TV’s Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum says, “The squall line is expected to move through between 6 AM to the north, across Metro New Orleans around 8-9 AM and along the coast by 9-11 AM. The line will have strong to severe storms with strong winds, large hail and possibly a tornado or two. Heavy rain is also likely and we could pick up a quick 1-2 inches and that could lead to some minor flooding issues. The Storm Prediction Center has us in a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for severe weather. While the risk is low, you should not take this lightly.”
Here is a look at the 7 Day Forecast for the New Orleans area: WWLTV #lawx pic.twitter.com/Ud7qUNCUXa
— Dave Nussbaum WWL-TV (@Dave_Nussbaum) April 28, 2020Here is your detailed forecast:
TONIGHT:
Mostly cloudy, breezy and muggy with a 40% chance of storms toward daybreak. Lows north: 68 and south: 72. Wind S/sw 8-15 mph.
WEDNESDAY:
80% chance of morning strong to severe storms with strong winds, hail and heavy rain. Then partly cloudy breezy and cooler with a 30% chance of rain. Highs: 80. Wind W 8-15 mph.
THURSDAY:
Sunny, breezy, a tad cooler and less humid. Lows north: 55 and south: 62. Highs: 79.
FRIDAY:
Sunny, warmer and less humid. Lows north: 52 and south: 61. Highs: 82.
SATURDAY:
Sunny and very warm. Lows north: 59 and south: 64. Highs: 86.
SUNDAY:
Sunny, hot and humid. Lows north: 64 and south: 68. Highs: 89.
MONDAY:
Sunny, hot and humid. Lows north: 67 and south: 70. Highs: 90.
