New Orleans gets another sunny, near-90-degree day Monday before storm chances rise Thursday and heavy rain becomes possible this weekend.

New Orleans gets a sunny, hot start to the week before storms begin building Thursday. Friday and Saturday could bring heavy rain and flash-flood concerns.

New Orleans gets a sunny, warm weekend with highs near 90. Rain and thunderstorms become much more likely from Thursday through Friday.

New Orleans gets mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures through Tuesday, with dry, warm conditions through Wednesday night and scattered showers possible Thursday.

New Orleans is forecast to see generally warm, dry conditions through the weekend. Isolated convection is possible Monday and Tuesday, while confidence in Wednesday’s forecast remains low.

New Orleans is forecast to stay hot Wednesday, while a dry front brings generally dry weather into the weekend.

A few showers and thunderstorms are possible Tuesday, while drier air arrives Wednesday. The weekend looks mostly quiet before storm chances return Monday.

New Orleans will see increased storm activity Monday as hot conditions continue. Hot conditions continue Tuesday before a drier pattern takes over.

New Orleans is in for another hot Sunday. Afternoon and evening storms are possible Monday, while mostly dry conditions should prevail in the days that follow.

New Orleans gets a sunny, hot weekend with highs near 93 before a slight storm chance returns Monday afternoon.

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Clear skies arrive Friday before New Orleans heats up to the low 90s through the weekend. A small storm chance returns Monday afternoon.

New Orleans gets a sunny, drier stretch through the weekend, with highs reaching 92 before storm chances return Monday.