Patchy fog this morning and a warm, partly sunny day. Strong storms possible late Saturday into Sunday.

Dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in New Orleans, with sun and a warm high near 76°F by midday. A strong system could bring storms late Saturday into early Sunday.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across New Orleans this morning; expect clearer skies and a warm afternoon with highs near 74°F.

Dense fog will complicate the Monday morning commute in parts of southeast Louisiana; skies should clear by late morning for sunny afternoons and highs around 73°F.

Clear skies this morning and highs near 71°F today. Morning fog is likely Monday–Tuesday, with a warm stretch into the mid-70s next week.

Clear, sunny Saturday with highs near 63°F and a mild week ahead. Small‑craft caution for the Gulf this morning.

A pipeline rupture near Holly Beach sent smoke over Johnson Bayou and left one worker injured while community monitors recorded particle and VOC spikes.

Sunny, mild day with highs near 70°F. Small craft advisory Friday for coastal waters; dry through the weekend.

Clear, sunny and breezy Thursday with a high near 52°F. Small Craft and Cold Weather advisories are in effect; warming into the 60s and 70s by the weekend.

New Orleans will experience clearing weather, with morning showers followed by lower humidity and a high near 61°F. Clear skies and cooler temperatures are expected in the evening.

Sunny weather with a high of 69 degrees is expected in New Orleans today, but showers are forecasted to begin after midnight with a high chance of precipitation.

New Orleans faces a freeze warning with potential sub-freezing temperatures threatening crops and vegetation; residents are urged to take precautions.

An extreme cold snap has hit New Orleans, prompting the NWS to issue warnings of dangerous wind chills and risk of frostbite and hypothermia. Residents are advised to protect themselves and their pipes from the freezing temperatures.