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UPDATE - 1 p.m. Tuesday: The Storm Station is keeping a close eye on a cluster of thunderstorms near the Texas-Louisiana state line. These storms will continue to move along a stationary front that is straddling southern Louisiana, plus additional storms may develop along it. This front is separating extremely humid air near the coast from less humid air to the north.

A Heat Advisory will go into effect for all of southern Louisiana at Noon on Monday. Feels-like temperatures could inch closer to 110° by peak heating on Memorial Day.

The heat streak doesnt let up over Memorial Day weekend. Look for lots of heat, humidity, and sunshine. A weak front could deliver a little relief next week.

UPDATE - 12 a.m. Friday: Though showers and thunderstorms may continue into the night, the threat for severe weather and heavy rain has paused. Earlier activity used up most of the storm energy and it will take daytime warming and the passage of a warm front to recharge the atmosphere on Friday. 

The summer-like feel continues into next week as highs soar into the 90s for several days. As week comes to an end, all eyes are on our next front which will affect Mothers Day weekend.

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The capital area is saying goodbye to the cool pattern. A transition to a warmer pattern has already begun, and doesnt show many signs of letting up.

Our days with full sunshine have run out. Clouds ramp up over the weekend. This will give way to a mainly cloudy sky next week, along with a few rounds of storms.

Our next storm system is on our doorstep. Daytime storms are possible on an isolated to scattered basis on Monday. This will be followed by a stronger line of storms after dark.

The weather will give us no grief over the weekend, so outdoor events will go on without any issues. However, our next round of rain arrives into next week. A few of these storms could be strong.