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The warmer air has arrived, and rain is following suit. Rain chances peak on Wednesday and Thursday as widespread showers and storms overtake the region. At times, heavy rain could result in areas of standing water.
After a cold weekend, we will see temperatures rapidly climb as we start the workweek. That said, the warmer weather comes at a cost. The Storm Station 7-Day forecast features several opportunities for rain as warmer air settles into the region.
While frozen precipitation has departed, the winter feel has not. The metro area will experience another hard freeze Tuesday night along with dangerous wind chills. Starting on Wednesday, we begin to see some relief from the bitter cold.
The Arctic Blast that has been predicted by the Storm Station for more than a week will overtake the region Monday night. After a brief period of isolated, light freezing rain, 36 to 48 hours of frigid temperatures are expected.
Winter will soon invade south Louisiana. The Storm Station is tracking bitterly cold temperatures, dangerous wind chills, and the threat of wintry precipitation.