Get Ready for Impact: Friday Morning Forecast Predicts Incoming Cold Front

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Get Ready for Impact: Friday Morning Forecast Predicts Incoming Cold Front

Humidity levels will rise before a cold front makes its way to the region, bringing storms and possible minor severe weather conditions. Current temperatures are slightly higher than usual due to increased cloud coverage, though these clouds are expected to disperse later in the day.

Friday Conditions and Evening Forecast

The weather will remain mostly clear for Friday’s evening activities. Expect temperatures around 78°F by 7 p.m., gradually decreasing to 75°F by 9 p.m. Overnight lows are anticipated to bottom out at 68°F. Patchy fog and stray showers are possible as the night progresses.

Weekend Weather Alert

On Saturday, the day will remain muggy, reaching a high of approximately 88°F under cloudy skies. In the afternoon, isolated showers and storms are likely, although not everyone will see rain. If you plan to attend Southern’s homecoming game, consider bringing a poncho.

As the cold front approaches from the north overnight, showers and storms will intensify. There’s a level 1/5 severe risk for Saturday night through early Sunday morning, with a chance of gusty winds. Rainfall predictions range from 0.25 to 0.50 inches, with local opportunities for higher amounts. The cold front will move through by early Sunday, leading to clearing skies and reduced humidity by midday.

Looking Ahead to Next Week

On Monday, excellent weather returns with lows in the upper 50s and highs in the mid-80s. However, conditions will be variable due to multiple cold fronts entering Louisiana. The second front is expected around Tuesday, bringing a slight increase in humidity and rainfall. By mid-week, temperatures will drop to the lower 80s. A potential third cold front could arrive by Thursday.

Tropical Watch

  • Caribbean: A tropical wave is moving westward at 15 to 20 mph, possibly leading to heavy rainfall and gusty winds across the Windward Islands this weekend.
  • North Atlantic: Low pressure south of Nova Scotia might develop subtropical or tropical characteristics over the weekend. It will move northeast over colder waters early next week, reducing its development chances.

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