The National Weather Service in New Orleans predicts a mostly sunny day with a high of 59 degrees, light winds, and a slight chill. Evening will see partly cloudy skies and a low of 42 degrees.

The National Weather Service issued a fair weather forecast for New Orleans with variable temperatures and winds throughout the week, including chances of showers toward the weekend.

New Orleans residents experienced a foggy, chilly morning with a high humidity of 96%. The National Weather Service predicted a slight chance of showers and clearing skies with temperatures rising to 54°F during the day.

The National Weather Service predicts a 40% chance of showers in New Orleans today with high temperatures around 58 degrees, and 100% chance of heavier rain overnight.

The National Weather Service forecasts shifting weather in New Orleans with a mix of clear skies, chances of showers, and varying temperatures throughout the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts overcast conditions in New Orleans with a slow clearing and a high of 60°F by Sunday, followed by a 100% chance of night showers and thunderstorms. The weather will remain unsettled into early next week.

New Orleans' weather forecasts predict showers and changing winds, with temperatures ranging from the 30s to low 60s, and wind gusts that may reach up to 35 mph.

Jefferson Parish officials issue a cold weather advisory as a cold snap hits, with temperatures dropping to the low 30s and wind chills between 15 to 25 degrees. Residents are advised to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants.

New Orleans faces a freeze warning with temperatures possibly dropping to 30°F. Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants from the cold. Showers are expected later in the week, with cloudy skies and chances of rain into the next week.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans has issued a cold weather advisory and freeze watch for southeast Louisiana, with wind chills potentially reaching 22 degrees.

The National Weather Service has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi due to very cold wind chills that may cause hypothermia.

The National Weather Service issued Wind and Cold Weather Advisories for southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi, warning of strong winds and low wind chills, with potential impacts on unsecured objects, power outages, and travel.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy weather, showers, and fluctuating temperatures in New Orleans, with potential thunderstorms and a cooler start to the week.