Brooke Laizer

A Small Craft Advisory is issued as winds transition and pick up into the teens and twenties. Northerly flow continues to make it feel even cooler outside with wind chills across our area. The sun will shine here shortly as clouds clear, and our forecast for your afternoon looks absolutely glorious. Temperatures will range from low to mid 70s both this afternoon and tomorrow!

A cold front pushed through late Tuesday, leaving 40s and 50s behind overnight as the coolest air continues filtering in! Anticipate a 30 degree jump in some spots before reaching our afternoon hig…

Northerly flow continues to make it feel even cooler outside with some wind chills across our area picking up later today. The sun is shining fully, and our forecast for your afternoon looks absolutely glorious. Temperatures will range from mid 70s to upper 80s both this afternoon and tomorrow! Another round of gorgeous weather returns Saturday with additional clouds building in again into early next week!

Posted: Updated: NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO ) — Good Morning, New Orleans! Our forecast for today's partial solar eclipse viewing opportunity includes clouds, warm temperatures, and increased humidity values.

The forecast for Wednesday morning to afternoon will remain active with severe weather threats ramping up after 6AM.

A warm, humid week shapes up as temperatures remain in the 80s until this weekend.

Wednesday through Friday will likely be mostly cloudy or overcast with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the upper 60s. Wednesday at the Square looks good coming off of last week's rescheduled date. Anticipate a copy and pasted forecast for Thursday. Skies are forecast to stay mostly cloudy Saturday with a slight chance of showers. Highs will remain in the lower 80s with a 20 percent chance of rain.

Good Morning, New Orleans! This morning, we are waking up to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures dipping into the lower 70s across a few spots. Southeast winds are around 5-10 mph, occasionally g…

NEW ORLEANS — It's cold. Very cold. And snowy in some unusual places, like New Orleans. Take a look at EarthCams in some of these Winter Weather zones.

National Weather Service confirms 2-9.5 inches in most spots with more snow to come