Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible late this evening through early Tuesday morning, mainly across areas north of I-10 and I-12. The primary concern will be damaging wind gusts over 60 mph, with a low-end risk for a brief tornado. Most locations will not see severe weather, but any storm that develops could become locally intense. Stay weather aware overnight and be sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings that can wake you up.
Severe Weather Outlook valid 7AM Tuesday through 7AM Wednesday. Headline reads A Few Severe Storms Tuesday. A map highlights a severe weather threat across portions of southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi, and indicates a maximum threat level 1 of 5. The timing of greatest threat is Tuesday morning into the afternoon hours. Individual hazard threats are as follows. Wind Threat: level 1 of 5, wind gusts greater than 60 mph possible. Hail Threat: level 1 of 5, hail quarter sized or larger possible. Tornado Threat: level 1 of 5, a few tornadoes possible. Flood Threat: minimal, flash flooding not expected. Safety information includes the following. Monitor the forecast for changes, Stay weather aware.
Looking ahead - Thanksgiving Week Forecast. Monday: nice, warm and pleasant. Tuesday we’ll see showers and a few storms around (a few could be strong or severe). with warm afternoon highs. Turning cooler Wednesday through late-week and turning dry for thanksgiving.
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