Tuesday night forecasat

Meaning southeast Louisiana. Yeah, you can't survive that. So it will likely just be a tropical storm if it manages to survive for another 48 hours or perhaps more. Nonetheless, as you saw in the pictures, they're coming in from the panhandle of florida and that's what you get. Even with the tropical storm, that's just bringing waves of rain that can lead to street flooding. Keep in mind that their ways, but they're repeated and successive waves of rain that adds up and that once again causes flooding along the coast. So it will be the coast of Mississippi and Alabama that will be watching through tonight into tomorrow morning. And then Louisiana is up for pretty much the remainder of the day Wednesday as we get into the afternoon period. By thursday morning, I think there could even be some improvement there. We'll take a look at the latest advisory and the track will be out in less than 30 minutes time when we join you on Fox five News Edge at 11 hot or not. Well, I think not. As we get deeper into the week here at home, the scorch will be repealed as cloud cover and showers break out over the area. And with this cold front that's coming to visit, it is going to kind of wear out as welcome, meaning it's going to really kind of block the sunshine that we've enjoyed over the past couple of days. Yeah, we had a few more clouds today than we potentially like, but nonetheless, it was offering us some shade. Well, I guess as we get into the day tomorrow, it's gonna outright just kind of put a dim or damper on things. As this cold front closes in, it is going to bring us multiple waves of heavy rain and thunderstorm activity. They got a sampling of that or maybe their belly full of that from the Midwest through the Ohio River Valley, up and down the Appalachians into the I-95 corridor from the northeast all the way up into New England. Today, severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings left and right. Now, as the closes in on our neck of the woods, we have a chance to play along, but we're not bringing in the severe weather outright. I can't rule out a storm or two. As you look at the numbers tonight, you can see here we're all in the seventies and eighties area wide. Clouds abide above, and I don't think the temperature is going to move much as we wake up tomorrow morning. We'll look for some mid seventies area wide in the mountains will hold you in the lower seventies. Once again, a fair amount of cloud cover to start the morning is now 12 noon on Wednesday. If you step out to lunch, maybe just take your umbrella to ear on the side of caution. I'm not really concerned about rain breaking out during the early afternoon, but by 34 o'clock, I think we're getting maybe a spray or two. These cells don't look too strong, but as we get deeper into the evening, that starts to change. The tenor of the storms will be a bit more robust as the sun goes down. Now that is against the trend that we've generally had over the past three or four weeks. The storms tend to fade and fizzle out as we go to bed. Well, that's not the case. Even as we go to bed Thursday. Yeah, for some of us, you won't have rain overnight, but we'll be looking for areas to the north of the metro, mainly in the mountains for waves of rain to come through even during the overnight hours. By the time you rise Thursday morning, it looks like the focus of the front is still over areas north of the metro into the mountains. Same doesn't deal for Thursday, Thursday afternoon. Okay, the line dress a little bit farther to the south and to the east, and that's when the metro area and points out to the east really get involved with multiple ways of rain. And these cells are gonna come, and I think they're gonna be more linear in nature. So I don't think they'll be so summertime cellular. But even by six o'clock on Friday afternoon going into the evening hours, you still have some pretty strong cells around here. So if they give us what they could potentially give us, we could get in the way of 1.5 to 2 inches of rainfall. Alive. Look outside tonight. We're at 83 degrees. He'll drop down to 73 when you rise tomorrow morning nineties. I can't find him on the forecast until next Monday. The big story for the remainder of the week or showers and storms that could lead to flooding in some areas for us.