Emma Kate Cowan is a journalist for WBRZ-TV, focusing on local weather forecasts and reporting for the Baton Rouge area in Louisiana. With a keen eye for weather patterns and their impact on the community, Emma provides timely and accurate forecasts to help residents stay prepared and informed.
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Cold mornings and mild afternoons will finish off the workweek. A slight warm up is to be expected over the weekend.
By: Emma Kate Cowan
After an even cooler start Friday morning, temperatures will gradually warm up over the weekend. Expect near average conditions for mid-October with lows in the 50's and highs in the low 80s.
The workweek ahead will continue the now 16 day dry streak for the Capital Area. Temperatures will also remain above average, potentially flirting with record warmth by the end of the week.
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By: Emma Kate Cowan
As the late-October warmth continues, much needed rain chances will begin to increase by Halloween; Trick-or-Treaters' should keep a close eye on the forecast in the coming days.
Rain will finally return to the area on Thursday, great news for thirsty lawns but unfortunate for those heading out to trick-or-treat tomorrow afternoon. Keep raingear handy to end the workweek before conditions heat and dry back up over the weekend.
By: Emma Kate Cowan
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