Fog and gusty north winds through the morning commute; Wind Advisory until 10 a.m. CDT.

Tornado Watch 44 covers 19 parishes in central, western and northern Louisiana through 6 p.m. Wednesday. Forecasters warn of possible tornadoes, 70 mph gusts and isolated hail.

A strong cold front arrives late Wednesday night into Thursday with thunderstorms possible and gusts up to 35 mph. Small Craft Advisories affect coastal waters Thursday.

The National Weather Service is monitoring a system that could bring damaging wind, hail, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding to Iberville Parish Wednesday night. Officials urge residents to have multiple ways to receive alerts.

Patchy fog slows Tuesday morning commutes in New Orleans. A stronger system late Wednesday could bring damaging winds and overnight storms.

Crews recovered most of an oil discharge near LOOP, but shrimpers warn larvae may have been swept toward shore ahead of the spring season.

Dense fog will slow Monday's commute in New Orleans, with highs near 82°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. A cold front midweek could bring gusty winds.

Patchy fog this morning before a line of showers and thunderstorms moves through Sunday afternoon. Warm week ahead with record-possible highs midweek.

Patchy fog this morning; highs near 826F and scattered storms likely through Sunday.

Dense coastal fog could slow Friday morning commutes while highs surge into the low 80s. Showers possible this afternoon and a stronger storm threat arrives Sunday.

An early-morning quake rattled northwest Louisiana near Edgefield; preliminary USGS and local readings varied between M4.4 and M4.9. Residents from Coushatta to Shreveport reported shaking.

Dense morning fog may slow commutes; highs climb into the low 80s and rain chances increase toward the weekend.

Patchy morning fog before sunshine; highs near 80°F today. Rain and thunderstorms become more likely by Friday — early commuters and boaters should take care.