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Severe risk!
Updated: 7:11 PM CST Feb 16, 2021
Updated: 7:11 PM CST Feb 16, 2021
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GINA: TURNING TO THE WEATHER. HAS BEEN A CHILLY FAT TUESDAY. SULA: CERTAINLY HAS. MARGARET ORR IS MONITORING THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TOMORROW. MARGARET: REALLY LOOKING LIKE TOMORROW NIGHT. IT IS COLD OUTSIDE. WE HAVE SOME SUNSHINE. THAT WAS NICE. CLOUDS THIS MORNING. SOME LOOKED PARTICULARLY THICK. THAT STARTED ON THE NORTH SHORE, WENT TO THE SOUTH SHORE, AND HAD SNOW FLURRIES. THIS ONE IS A DENDRITE, MEANING IT IS BRANCH LIKE. YOU CAN SEE SIX OF THOSE BRANCHES. IT OFTEN OCCURS WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS 28 DEGREES. IN SLIDELL, ABOVE FREEZING. AT THE LAKEFRONT, ABOVE FREEZING. MOST OF US, IT IS FREEZING RIGHT NOW. A LITTLE BIT OF A BREEZE. IT IS MAKING IT FEEL COLDER. WINDCHILLS TEENS AND MID-20’S. IT WILL BE NOT AS COLD AS THIS MORNING. TEMPERATURES MIGHT GO UP AS WE GET MORE CLOUDS MOVING IN. HIGH PRESSURE IS GOING TO BE MOVING TO THE EAST. NOT AS COLD TONIGHT, LIGHT FREEZE FROM THE NORTH SHORE. RAIN CHANCES GOING UP WEDNESDAY. ESPECIALLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MARGINAL TO SLIGHT RISK FOR SEVERE STORMS. IT INCLUDES DAMAGING WINDS AND ISOLATED TORNADOES. POSSIBLY LARGE HAIL. THE YELLOW IS A SLIGHT RISK. IT IS HIGHER THAN THE GREEN YOU ARE SEEING, WHICH IS A MARGINAL RISK. WE ARE AT RISK FOR DAMAGING WINDS AND STORMS, PERHAPS AN ISOLATED TORNADO. LARGE HAIL POSSIBLE. SOME LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN. INTO THE EVENING, 9:00, MID-TO THE UPPER 30’S. BETTER THAN IT HAS BEEN. CLOUDS MOVING IN. CLOUDS AT NIGHT ARE LIKE A BLANKET. THEY WARM YOU UP. TEMPERATURES FORECAST TO GO UP. 7:00, BEGINNING TO GET SOME WIDELY SCATTERED RAIN. 1:00, A LITTLE BIT WARMER. NEAR 50 DEGREES. RAIN TO THE WEST. 7:00, MOVING IN. SOME OF IT LOOKS HEAVY. YOU CAN SEE IT RIGHT IN HERE. AREA OF LOW PRESSURE ALONG THE COAST. THE MAINLINE, YOU CAN GET AN ISOLATED TORNADO. AHEAD OF IT, THE ISOLATED CELLS. THEY COULD SOMETIMES BECOME TORNADIC. THE LOW IS FORECAST TO MOVE OVER OUR AREA TO THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST. THEN IT MOVES OUT. THE WEATHER IMPROVES. WE GET CLEARING. NOONTIME TOMORROW, UPPER 40’S TO NEAR 50. IN THE EVENING, TEMPERATURES FALL. POTENTIAL TO GET SOME STRONG, GUSTY WINDS. ESPECIALLY IN THE STORMS. 10:30, 43 MILE PER HOUR WIND GUSTS. LATER IN THE DAY, STRONGER WIND WITH THE LOW AROUND THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST. POTENTIAL FOR AN ADDITIONAL INCH, INCH AND A HALF OF RAIN. THIS EVENING IN THE 30’S. GENERALLY FALLING. CLOUDS INCREASE. IN THE MORNING, UPPER 20’S TO THE UPPER 30’S. EVEN NEAR 40 DEGREES. TOMORROW, HIGH TEMPERATURES MID-50’S TO THE LOW 60’S. IT MAY NOT OCCUR UNTIL LATE IN THE DAY. BE AWARE OF THE SEVERE WEATHER RISK. WE WILL BE HERE KEEPING YOU POSTED. THE BETTER CHANCE OF STRONG STORMS TOMORROW NIGHT. THURSDAY, CLOUDS. FRIDAY, MORE SUNSHINE. SATURDAY LOOKS NICE.