Severe Weather Outlook valid now through 7AM tomorrow. Isolated Severe Storms Today. A map highlights a severe weather threat across portions of southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi, and indicates a maximum threat level 2 of 5. The timing of greatest threat is this evening into tonight. Individual hazard threats are as follows. Wind Threat: level 2 of 5, wind gusts greater than 60 mph possible. Hail Threat: level 1 of 5, hail quarter sized or larger possible. Tornado Threat: minimal, no tornadoes expected. Flood Threat: level 2 of 4, isolated flash flooding possible. Safety information includes the following. Have a way to receive warnings that will wake you up, Take shelter immediately if you are in a warned area, Avoid driving through flooded areas.
Excessive rainfall outlook graphic. Isolated Flash Flooding Tonight. Valid now through 6AM Sunday. A map on the left is shaded to indicate the threat area across portions of SE LA and S MS. A legend under the map indicates a maximum threat level 2 of 4. Threat and impact details: Rainfall rates in excess of 1 inch per hour ; Ponding of water in low lying and poor drainage areas Timing: This evening into tonight. . Safety information: Have multiple ways to get warnings; NEVER drive around barricades; Be extra careful if driving at night.
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