John Dolusic is a Meteorologist at WTVA. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, along with regional interest and world news, particularly in North America. John has been featured in discussions on sustainability and local weather, covering topics from holidays to retail dynamics in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Lafayette, United States (Local)
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More Canadian and Arctic high pressure will move into our area for Thursday and Friday
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Colder temperatures move into our area on our Tuesday afternoon
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Canadian high pressure will dominate our weather forecast for the next few days. This will keep our area on the dry side all the way through our Friday evening.
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Little bits and pieces of low pressure and some fronts keep us rainy for several days
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