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.

Dense fog reduced visibility around the Lakefront Wednesday morning; NWS warns drivers until 9 AM CST. Expect sun and highs near 79°F this afternoon.

Patchy morning fog clears to sunny, warm days with highs near 77°F. Nightly sea fog may affect coastal commutes through Thursday.

Dense fog reduced visibility across New Orleans Saturday morning; skies clear to mostly sunny with highs near 75F.

Fog and a few morning storms could slow Friday's commute. Skies clear by afternoon with highs near 77°F.

Cloudy, muggy start with highs near 76°F and a chance of late-night showers. Small-craft caution overnight; a warm, mostly dry stretch follows.

Warm midweek sun with breezy afternoons; Small Craft Advisories persist and rain is likely late Thursday night into Friday.

Clear and crisp Tuesday morning with a Freeze Warning through 9 AM. Highs near 63°F today; mid‑ and upper‑70s return later in the week with a slight chance of rain late Thursday.

I‑12 was closed near Lacombe as crews battled woods fires and dense smoke. Officials issued a dense-smoke advisory and urged drivers to avoid the corridor.

Gusty north winds and a Red Flag Warning hit New Orleans Sunday; secure outdoor items and avoid burning. Expect gusts up to 40 mph and hazardous marine conditions.

A Red Flag Warning covered several Baton Rouge–area parishes Saturday as forecasters warned low humidity and gusty winds could make fires spread rapidly. Officials urged no outdoor burning.

A boil water advisory affects parts of Belle Chasse after a contractor damaged a 16-inch main; expect low pressure while crews repair and test the system.

Patchy fog Saturday morning with a slight midday storm chance. A sharp cool‑down and gusty north winds arrive Sunday into early next week.