A front is moving through Louisiana today, leaving less humid and a bit cooler air behind.
"For the first time in a while I'm excited to pass along this forecast...we have our fist decent cool front of the season moving in today," WWL TV Meteorologist Payton Malone forecasts. "Now this won't bring colder air, so don't get the sweaters out just yet, but we'll see cooler mornings with that dry feeling air."
Malone says most people will wake up to 60s the next few morning with some 50s on the Northshore.
"The afternoons will be warm, but sunny and dry. Temperatures top out only in the middle 80s."
The forecast calls for more of the same Wednesday morning.
"The break in humidity lasts through Friday. Mornings and evenings should be especially pleasant. With mostly clear skies, it should be a nice hint of what's to come this fall."
Meanwhile, despite being at the peak of the hurricane season, there is nothing on the tropics map that we need to worry about.
"We continue with no tropical threats to the Gulf Coast for the next week or longer," Malone explained.
Detailed Forecast...
TODAY:
Partly cloudy. 20% scattered showers. Low: S 73, N 70. High: 88.
TUESDAY:
Mostly sunny. Less humid. Low: S 72, N 63. High: 85.
WEDNESDAY:
Mostly sunny. Bit less humid. Nice! Low: S 69, N 60. High: 86.
THURSDAY:
Mostly sunny. Bit less humid. Nice! Low: S 71, N 67. High: 87.
FRIDAY:
Partly cloudy. Little more humid. Still not bad! Low: S 71, N 67. High: 88.
SATURDAY:
Partly cloudy. Stray shower. Little more humid. Still not bad! Low: S 73, N 69. High: 88.
