Your New Orleans weather forecast includes a series of strong to severe storms this evening, bringing the highest risk of tornadoes across Southeast Louisiana. A WDSU First Warning Weather ALERT DAY continues through this evening due to the threat of severe storms and possible tornadoes. A tornado warning is in effect for Tangipahoa and Washington parishes until 7:15 p.m. Scattered showers and storms began shortly after dawn on Saturday, with a few stronger storms until midday. The strongest storms will occur in most of southeast Louisiana after 8 p.m. and also pose a threat of tornadoes. Make sure your notifications are set up on your smart device to alert you if a severe storm is heading toward your home tonight. The temperatures are rising. It won’t be much colder on Sunday, but the humidity will drop. We need to watch for the possibility of more fog developing through Monday morning before a cold front breaks through on New Year’s Eve, bringing in the colder air and ringing in the New Year. High temperatures will drop to around 60°C at the beginning of 2025. Be safe and I wish you a great weekend! –Devon

NEW ORLEANS –

Your New Orleans weather forecast includes a series of strong to severe storms this evening, bringing the highest risk of tornadoes across Southeast Louisiana.

A first warning weather from WDSU ALARM DAY The threat of severe storms and possible tornadoes remains through tonight.

A tornado warning was issued for Tangipahoa and Washington parishes until 7:15 p.m

Scattered showers and storms began shortly after dawn on Saturday, with a few stronger storms becoming isolated around midday. The strongest storms will hit most of southeast Louisiana after 8 p.m. and also pose the threat of tornadoes.

Make sure you have your notifications set up on your smart device to alert you if a severe storm is heading toward your home tonight.

On Sunday the temperatures won’t get much colder, but the humidity will drop.

We need to watch for the possibility of more fog developing through Monday morning before a cold front breaks through on New Year’s Eve, bringing in the colder air and ringing in the New Year.

From 2025, maximum temperatures will fall to around 60°C.

Take care and have a great weekend!
-Devon