A surface trough will drift north from the central Gulf Friday and into Louisiana on Saturday, bringing squalls of heavy rain and storms at times each day. Timing: Will be more numerous during the morning and afternoon hours, but could still have scattered to isolated showers and storms overnight especially near the coast. Daily risks for a few locally strong storms and hazardous marine conditions can be expected. Plan accordingly and be weather aware!
What to Expect on Thursday:
Overall a drier day for most areas! But, could see a few passing showers across coastal/western areas.
Best coverage: Along/south of I-10/12 and west of I-55.
Timing: Late morning into the afternoon.
Otherwise, warm with highs in the mid 80’s
Watch for minor coastal flooding: mainly during high tide cycles.
Minor Coastal Flooding of upwards of 1-2 feet above normally dry ground is expected today and Friday due to strong easterly winds. Do not drive through flooded roads!
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