Sticky morning gives way to scattered afternoon storms. Widespread showers increase Wednesday through Memorial Day with localized flooding possible.

Muggy morning and highs near 86°F with a slight chance of brief afternoon storms, mainly west of I‑55.

Muggy morning with a high near 84°F. Scattered afternoon storms possible, mainly west of I-55.

Warm and mostly sunny Saturday; scattered afternoon storms return Sunday mainly west of I-59.

Sunny and warm Friday with highs near 85°F. Scattered storms return Sunday, mainly west of I‑59.

Clear skies and a high near 85 today in New Orleans. Mostly dry through the weekend with isolated showers returning Sunday.

Patchy morning fog clears by mid-morning; expect sunny, warm days with highs near 84°F and mild nights.

A flood warning is in effect for parts of St. Charles Parish through 11 p.m. Monday; officials urge residents to move to higher ground and avoid flooded roads.

Cloudy start with a slight chance of afternoon showers and highs near 806F. Light northeast winds and gusts up to 25 mph.

Heavy storms and river rises put the North Shore and Baton Rouge at renewed risk for localized flash flooding tonight.

Neutral-ground parking is allowed through 9 a.m. Tuesday as heavy rain and storms threaten street flooding. Officials warn drivers not to block streetcar tracks, intersections or sidewalks.

Dense fog lingers through 9 AM, then showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon. Expect brief heavy rain and gusty winds during the commute.

Dense fog early Sunday gives way to humid, low‑80s heat and a 40% afternoon storm chance; a larger storm complex may bring heavier rain overnight into Monday.