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Fortunately, fog is much less of a concern for the Wednesday morning commute. We’re left with warm and breezy conditions for the rest of the day. Thats a theme which remains through the weekend. That said, a cold front is on the horizon which appears to bring a big pattern change just in time for Halloween.

Patchy dense fog will once again be possible for the Tuesday morning commute. As has been the case in recent days, any fog that does form will lift by late morning. We’ll turn mostly sunny for the afternoon with warm and breezy conditions.

Patches of dense fog are possible for the Monday morning commute. Any fog that does develop will burn off by late morning, setting us up for a sunnier afternoon. We’ll also be very warm, with highs running roughly 10° above average. For that matter, we don’t see too many day-to-day changes in the forecast.

We aren’t necessarily done with the 90s just yet. Highs may hit the 90° mark on Saturday, which is within reach of the record. These above-average temperatures stick around into next week, along with limited rain chances. Expect little to no drought relief for the last full week of October.

Aside from a spotty shower or two ahead of an approaching front on Thursday, the Storm Station 7-Day Forecast remains dry into the weekend and early next week. Temperatures also trend warmer, with above average highs for the foreseeable future. Any weekend outdoor plans will not suffer from any weather-related issues.

Although you’ll need the light jackets in the morning, you can ditch them Wednesday afternoon and going forward. Another cold front is on the way, but you won’t find cooler weather in the Storm Station 7-Day Forecast. We’re warming up into the weekend, with an overall lack of decent rain chances.

Although Monday featured sunny skies from start to finish, more clouds are on the horizon. Cloud cover will thicken on Tuesday. By Wednesday, we may have enough moisture to bring a healthy dose of rain to southern Louisiana.

Cloud cover will continue to thicken on Tuesday night. By Wednesday morning, enough moisture will be present to see showers across southern Louisiana. Expect off and on showers through the day. Rain chances taper off to close the workweek, with another cold front sending temperatures plummeting for the weekend.

Cloud cover will continue to thicken on Tuesday night. By Wednesday morning, enough moisture will be present to see showers across southern Louisiana. Expect off and on showers through the day. Rain chances taper off to close the workweek, with another cold front sending temperatures plummeting for the weekend.

Sunshine will continue to dominate on Monday. High temperatures will also warm a few more degrees. However, cloud cover returns as we get closer to the middle part of the week. By Wednesday, things could get a bit soggier as our next weathermaker nears.