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Weather from local newsrooms

From WGNO, FOX 8 Local First and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WGNO5 hours ago

    Latest Halloween rainfall totals and glimpse into severe potential this week, on WGNO

    NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – We continue to learn more about the current state of Pearl River county, Mississippi who got hit the hardest during Saturday’s Halloween storms with the latest numbers almost at 15-inches falling within a 3-4 hour timespan. Also, parts of the South Shore dealt with flood conditions maxing almost 6-inches closer to

  2. FOX 8 Local First5 hours ago

    Active weather pattern brings rain chances, storm threat to southeast Louisiana this week, on FOX 8 Local First

    A few showers are possible Monday before a stronger weather system brings additional rain and potentially strong to severe storms Tuesday night into Wednesday.

  3. FOX 8 Local First10 hours ago

    Halloween deluge in Pearl River County qualifies as rare 1,000-year rain event, on FOX 8 Local First

    Parts of Pearl River County picked up over 19″ of rain in six hours.

  4. WWL12 hours ago

    Some rain around New Orleans today, but not like last night, on WWL

    It will be warm and humid today. "We could see a couple of hit-or-miss showers and storms today," cautions WWL-TV meteorologist Alexa Trischler, but at least it won't rain like it did last night. Highs will be around 80 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. "Tomorrow looks to be mostly dry, and warm and humid again, with temperatures near 80 degrees," she said. A cold front is forecast to arrive mid-week, bringing showers and some storms early Wednesday. DETAILED FORECAST: ALL SAINT'S DAY: Partly cloudy. 30% chance isolated shower/storm. Warm, humid. Low: S 69, N 63. High: 80. MONDAY:…

  5. WDSU13 hours ago

    Impact Day due to isolated flooding again Sunday, on WDSU

    Tracking a mid-week cold front that will bring significant changes