Posted 7:53 AM 2/23/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers

Showers will be likely for most of the day, with not many breaks expected. Moving into next week, we will dry out, and also increase our temperatures. 

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Posted 5:56 PM 2/22/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers

Showers will begin to enter the area just after dark. This will eventually turn into a steady rain, that will last almost all of Sunday.

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Posted 8:18 PM 2/21/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus

A weak weather disturbance will move across the southern part of the country this weekend. While the rain is expected to hold off for Saturday parades, those rolling on Sunday may not be as lucky.

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Posted 5:21 PM 2/20/2025 by The Storm Station Meteorologists

Another Cold Weather Advisory will be in effect from 9 p.m. Thursday to 10 a.m. Friday for the entire Capital Area. Although winds will lessen overnight, a northeasterly wind at 5-10 mph will be enough to drop wind chills into the upper teens by sunrise on Friday. Wear several layers and cover (More)

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Posted 5:36 PM 2/19/2025 by The Storm Station Meteorologists

Another Arctic chill is settling in. A Cold Weather Advisory will be in effect from 9 p.m. Wednesday to 10 a.m. Thursday for the entire area. Northerly winds at 10-15 mph with overnight lows in the 20s will result in wind chills dipping into the teens. Frostbite and hypothermia will occur if (More)

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Posted 4:45 PM 2/18/2025 by The Storm Station Meteorologists

After a soaking rain Tuesday night, another Arctic air mass takes over. The Capital Area will be facing low wind chills and hard freeze conditions in some areas on Thursday and Friday morning.

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Posted 5:34 PM 2/17/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus

There are two weather impacts to monitor this week. First, a storm system is expected to bring an inch or two of rain and possibly even some hail on Tuesday night. Second, a big temperature drop will follow that system with low wind chills hard freeze conditions for some areas on Thursday and (More)

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Posted 9:52 PM 2/16/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron

Clear and cool conditions will prevail on Monday. However, even colder temperatures will arrive behind the region's next round of rain.

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Posted 1:34 PM 2/16/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers

11 PM Update: As of 10:58pm, storms are slowly getting better organized, and condensing into a line. Nothing is severe yet, but that could quickly change. This line runs from just west of St. Mary parish, up to Amite county. Areas around Baton (More)

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Posted 9:19 AM 2/16/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus

The threat for rain and thunderstorms has ended. Clear, dry, cooler and breezy conditions will prevail for the rest of the weekend with even colder temperatures expected next week. 

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Posted 9:23 AM 2/15/2025 by Meteorologist Balin Rogers

New this morning, the enhanced risk (3/5) for severe weather has gotten a southward expansion, and it now includes almost all areas north of the 10/12 corridor. A few tornadoes, and isolated wind gust over 60 mph will be possible tonight. 

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Posted 4:57 PM 2/14/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus

The next impact will be a strong cold front pushing rain and thunderstorms through the region on Saturday night. After a warm, windy, somewhat sticky start to the weekend, much cooler air will arrive for the finish.

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