6/29 - Rob's "Wet Friday Eve" Midday News Forecast
HEAVY RAINFALL has been in the area since last night...and will continue though tonight as a FLASH FLOOD watch continues...
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HEAVY RAINFALL has been in the area since last night...and will continue though tonight as a FLASH FLOOD watch continues...
A gray/gloomy start to the day as an area of low-pressure west of Lake Pontchartrain is bringing HEAVY RAIN into the area...
Storms moved in earlier today, but will wait until the early morning overnight hours before bringing in round 2. Best to get it out of the way now, leading to a sunny holiday! Details inside.
Today brought the first significant rain since Cindy left, and even a few Tornado Warnings this morning! Expect it to continue for a few days, but dry & hot weather is ahead. Click for details.
Isolated activity has been moving into the area from the south since prior to sunrise...with the activity on the increase this afternoon.
After a couple of dry days with very low humidity, the moisture flow has begun with rain moving in from the south...
I hope you enjoyed our last few dry days because the rain is set to move in as early as tomorrow. Please watch the full forecast for more details.
Another day of lower humidity and primarily dry conditions across the area.
Skies are mostly cloudy with a mild start to the day as lower humidity continues across the region...
It's still considerably drier tonight than it was all of last week, but we will see more humid days & showers later this week. Click the forecast link for details.
Last weekend's forecasts called for the Sun returning on Monday, and so far everything is moving along as we expected. The dry & sunny days won't last forever though, details within.
A beautiful day in store as drier air continues to filter into the area. With a weak cold front to the south, and high pressure to the north this will continue into Tuesday
It's a much DRIER start to the day as a weak cold front moved through the area overnight...now stalled over the sound/N'tern Gulf of Mexico.
After a extremely soggy week last week, the forecast is looking better...at least for the next few days.
Cindy has all but moved on, though we'll continue to see a few showers in the forecast through the weekend due to an approaching frontal system. Watch the full forecast for more.
Cindy has almost moved on, but has one more wave of associated showers and storms before she leaves. Watch the full forecast for details.
After a rain-free start to the day...isolated activity to the west is moving east and into the viewing area...
As the remains of CINDY moves through Arkansas, the moisture flow continues to bring bands of showers to the area...
Most of the weather watches and warnings have expired as Tropical Depression Cindy continues to weaken, but more rain still expected through the weekend. Watch the forecast for more.
Cindy is starting to wind down, but that doesn't mean the flooding or rain is done just yet. Be sure to click the link for the full forecast.
Cindy has been downgraded to a TD...but HEAVY RAINFALL continues along the viewing area with EXCESS of 6-8" east of Hwy 49 this morning alone!
Now that TS CINDY has made landfall...conditions continue to slooowwwlly improve this morning with respect to a few variables...
Dry air working its way into Tropical Storm Cindy has created a few "rain-free" areas, we're still expecting a few inches over the next day or so. Watch the full forecast for the details.
Skies quieted for a while after an "active" morning, but even then a few tornado warning were issued. The stormy weather will continue, so click the link for the forecast details.