Zack Fradella is a Meteorologist at FOX8NOLA. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on hydrology, water conservation, and climate policy, while also covering regional interests and world news. Zack has been featured in KALB-TV, WAFB TV, KPLC-TV, KNOE-TV8, Tri-Parish Times & Business News, and WVUE-TV Fox 8.
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Zack Fradella's coverage mainly revolves around local weather patterns, with a focus on New Orleans and Louisiana. His articles emphasize seasonal updates, announcements about upcoming weather events, and analysis of potential impacts.
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π‘οΈ STILL HOT - The lead up to Bertha will remain a hot one. Highs today will soar into the middle 90s with heat indices over 100Β°. A late day round
The winds circulating around Bertha continue to decrease and the storm intensity is down to 50 mph.
By: Zack Fradella
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Tropical Storm Bertha is nearing a landfall in Plaquemines Parish with that landfall expected by early this afternoon. According to the 10 a.m. update by the
π₯ HEAT DANGERS - Today we're expecting highs to soar into the upper 90s in most spots. These air temperatures combined with summer humidity will yield dangerous heat index values.
π‘οΈ STAYS HOT - Today will once again be a blazing hot weather day. Sunny skies will send temperatures soaring into the middle to upper 90s.
By: Zack Fradella
An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect, as Wednesday will once again be blazing hot. Sunny skies will send temperatures soaring into the mid-to-upper 90s.
π‘οΈ ANOTHER HOT ONE - Highs once again get back to the middle 90s for this afternoon with heat index values topping out around 108.
π‘οΈ SUMMER HEAT - We won't feel the front the first half of the weekend so expect much of the same. It'll be hot and humid as highs climb into the middle 90s with heat index values around 108.
π€οΈ LOWER HUMIDITY - This morning there is a slightly nicer feel outside. That's the drop in humidity which will keep things feeling βdrierβ for the first half of this week.
π‘οΈ THE DRY HEAT - Today will be another day that features dry, August heat. That means highs get well into the 90s but our heat index values only top out around 100.
