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The cold air mass has parked itself along the Gulf Coast and itβs poised to stay all week long.
More freezing weather is on tap for tonight before we change our focus to the heavy rain potential late week.
The cold weather remains but weβre about to mix that cold air with a strong storm system. On Friday morning, expect heavy rains to spread over us as an area of low pressure passes through.
A line of heavy downpours will progress through the area over the next several hours leading to consistent rain and wind.
Showers overnight will linger some wet conditions into your morning commute. As we go through the morning, the rain will end and conditions will improve.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Our focus is already shifting to what could be the coldest air of the season coming next week.
This morning weβre back in the clouds and some light showers are passing though. That will be the weather story through today as we stay gloomy with chilly temperatures.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - All attention in the forecast is on next week as a wintry blast from Canada spills south and possibly brings a chance for frozen precipitation.
All eyes are on next week as Arctic cold spills south and a Gulf low could lead to a winter storm along the Gulf Coast.
A Gulf Coast winter storm is underway and will last through the duration of the day today.
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