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We'll see a few showers (perhaps some rumbles of thunder) early-mid this morning as a cold front makes its way through Acadiana

Acadiana's weather will stay on a roll into the weekend but by Sunday morning, our next weather-maker will arrive in the form of scattered showers and a few thunderstorms.

Any leftover shower and storm activity will exit the region this evening. We'll then be turning cooler into Wednesday morning

A strong cold front will be pushing through the area later in the day bringing the coldest weather since February of 2021. Today will be the last day to get freeze preparations completed.

It'll be another chilly night ahead as lows drop into the upper 30s/lower 40s. Friday will feature more of the same: mostly sunny skies with highs in the low-mid 60s

NEXT WEATHER MAKER (large upper-level low and associated surface cold front) arrives late Tuesday heading into Tuesday night/Wednesday morning

One thing the front will do is bring in moisture, so as dewpoints rise tonight, I would not be surprised to see patchy-dense fog developing across the area.

After sunny skies this afternoon, clouds will build back in tonight and heading into Monday as a weak upper-level disturbance approaches from the west

A surface low off the SE Texas coastline, coupled with enough atmospheric lift aloft, will yield to a pretty good chance of scattered light-moderate showers throughout our Saturday (90%)

The colder than normal pattern is not looking to go anywhere anytime soon, so keep the jackets and coats handy!