New Orleans faces breezy, dry weather before a warming trend through the week. Rain chances remain near zero through Saturday.

New Orleans gets sunshine and strong winds Saturday, followed by a dry stretch that warms into the low 80s next week.

New Orleans gets one last warm afternoon Friday before strong north winds arrive. Saturday brings sunny skies, cooler temperatures and gusts up to 40 mph.

New Orleans will shake off morning fog Thursday before another 85-degree afternoon. A strong front then brings gusty winds and a much cooler weekend.

Fog clears into sunny skies and near-summer heat Wednesday, but a cold front will bring cooler temperatures and gusty winds to New Orleans this weekend.

Dense fog could slow Tuesday’s commute in New Orleans before sunny skies and an 88-degree high take over. A much cooler, windier weekend is on the way.

Sunny skies and upper-80s heat will dominate New Orleans through Thursday before a gusty Friday front cools down the weekend.

New Orleans is headed for a sunny stretch, with highs approaching 90 Sunday. A front could bring cooler weather next weekend.

New Orleans will see clearing skies and an 81-degree high Saturday, but a coastal flood advisory remains in effect through the evening.

Strong northeast winds, late-day showers and coastal flooding concerns will shape Friday in New Orleans. Sunny skies return for a warmer weekend.

Fishermen in Venice back a plan to reroute Mississippi River sediment into vanishing Plaquemines Parish marshes, but the project still lacks most of its funding.

A coastal flood advisory is in effect from early Friday through Saturday evening for parts of Orleans Parish and nearby parishes, with minor flooding possible during high tides.

New Orleans gets mostly sunny skies Wednesday and Thursday before a stormy Gulf Coast weekend brings thunderstorms, strong winds and possible tropical storm conditions.