Storms are moving our way Share Updated: 10:44 PM CST Jan 6, 2021 Share Updated: 10:44 PM CST Jan 6, 2021
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Show Transcript MARGARET: THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS NOT BAD. BUT THAT IS ALL ABOUT TO CHANGE. WE HAVE A COLD FRONT MOVING OUR WAY. RAIN CHANCES GOING UP. POTENTIAL THAT WE COULD HAVE SOME STRONG STORMS. HERE IS A LOOK AT YOUR FORECAST. WE HAVE A COLD FRONT ON THE WAY. A LOW-END RISK FOR SEVERE STORMS EARLY IN THE MORNING. CLOUDY, COOLER, AND WINDY GOING INTO THURSDAY. FROST FOR THE NORTH SHORE THIS WEEKEND. AND A LIGHT FREEZE. I’M NOT BULLISH FOR SNOW AS YOU GO INTO LATE SUNDAY AND MONDAY. WE DO HAVE THE MARGINAL RISK FOR SEVERE STORMS. YOU CAN SEE WHY. THAT IS A BOW ECHO. IT MEANS YOU COULD HAVE STRONG, GUSTY WINDS. YOU ALSO HAVE A STRONG STORM THAT IS NOW MOVING INTO SAINT MARY PARISH. YOU HAVE THIS ONSHORE FLOW AT THE SURFACE. ALOFT, YOU HAVE A SOUTHWEST FLOW. IT CAN CAUSE A SPIN IN THE ATMOSPHERE. WE WILL HAVE TO WATCH FOR TH
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More rain and storms move our way tonight Share Updated: 5:49 PM CST Dec 31, 2020 Share Updated: 5:49 PM CST Dec 31, 2020
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Show Transcript PARISH EXCEPT ONE CITY. GINA: THANK YOU. MORE ON THE WEATHER WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT. THERE WERE SHOWERS EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON. MARGARET ORR IS IN THE WEATHER CENTER TO LET US KNOW HOW THE REST OF THE EVENING MIGHT LOOK. I WANT YOU TO SEE THIS. HOW MANY LIGHTNING STRIKES IN THE PAST 15 MINUTES HIT SOUTH LOUISIANA AND SOUTH MISSISSIPPI. AT THIS POINT, I AM REALLY NOT SEEING SEVERE STORMS. YOU HAVE TO BE WEATHER AWARE. AT THIS POINT, IT’S NOT LOOKING SO BAD. THE STRONGEST AND HEAVIEST RAIN IS ACTUALLY DOWN HERE CLOSE TO LOUISVILLE, BUT LOOK, I’M NOT SEEING ANY RAIN OR LIGHTNING WITH IT AT ALL. YOU DO GET HEAVY RAIN COMING IN AT ABOUT SIX INCHES. THAT’S SIGNIFICANT. BUT THEN WE LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE, SHOW YOU THIS BIG REVIEW, AND WE ARE SEEING RAIN OVER THE METRO. AND WE ARE SEEING IT O
Severe weather risk Updated: 5:42 PM CST Dec 29, 2020 Updated: 5:42 PM CST Dec 29, 2020
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Show Transcript THE TIME IS FOUR: 49, A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE. IT IS PICTURE PERFECT FOR LATE DECEMBER. CHIEF METEOROLOGIST MARGARET ORR IS LIVE IN THE WEATHER CENTER. IF PEOPLE ARE GOING OUT TONIGHT, IT’S REALLY, REALLY NICE. MARGARET: IT IS, AND IT WON’T BE THAT COLD, EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE THE FULL COLD MOON. HERE IS A LOOK AT WHAT’S HAPPENING. HIGH-PRESSURE MOVING OFF TO THE EASE, PICKING UP THAT ONSHORE FLOW OVER IN TEXAS, AN HOUR WINDS ARE BECOMING MORE EAST, SOUTH EAST, SOUTHEAST, THAT MEANS THE HUMIDITY I INCREASING, WE HAVE A COUPLE OF AREAS OF LOW PRESSURE MOVING OFF TO THE NORTHEAST, AND THIS IS WHERE WE HAVE THOSE WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES AND WINTER STORM WARNINGS. YOU CAN SEE THE SNOW AND THE FREEZING RAIN. WE ARE ALSO WATCHING AN AREA UPPER LEVEL LOW IN THE SOUTHWEST. THAT’S MOVING EAST AND NOW WILL BE OUR WEATHER MAKER. LET’S LOOK AT WHA