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Wednesday h. Forecast: Many additional layers needed by arriving Arctic cooling – WBRZ

Wednesday h. Forecast: Many additional layers needed by arriving Arctic cooling – WBRZ

The rain coming out at the beginning of Wednesday will quickly be replaced by a chow air. The constant breeze to the north in the next 48 hours will add additional cold to the already frigid conditions!

Today and tonight: The clouds will remain behind on Tuesday night on Wednesday. Along with the clouds, the northern wind at 10-20 miles / h with higher gusts will quickly lead to much colder air and even lower wind chills. Wednesday temperatures will be stuck in the 1940s with feelings in the 1930s. After sunset, the sky will start to clear and temperatures will quickly drop. A Cold weather consultant It will be valid for the entire South Louisiana from 9:00 pm Wednesday to 10 am Thursday, as temperatures and/or sensation similar conditions will be at or below 25 °. Look for a morning nearly 27 ° in a blush baton with wind in teenagers.

Forward: Expect bitter cold mornings until the end of the working week. Almost everyone will immerse themselves in the 20s on Thursday and Friday morning. An extended freezing period will be sufficient to damage or kill vegetation, especially after they have begun to wake up during a recent warm area. The areas along and north of I-10/12 can see difficult freezing-which would be a problem for the pipes. The wind will also be a consideration, with the chopping of the wind descending into the teens and 20 years in both mornings. An additional advice for cold weather and Thursday night will probably be issued. Several layers will be needed when you go to work or school. During the day, the maximums will warm up at the top of the 40s and low 50s.

As a reminder, starting this season, NWS changed the cold weather signals. You will receive different messages to emphasize the effects than during previous winters. Review these changes, including the elimination of hard -to -freeze warnings, HereS

Weekend: Although temperatures will remain below the average for the end of February this weekend, a trend of warming will begin. Look for maximums in the middle of the upper 1950s on Saturday and low until the mid-1960s on Sunday. Every day it will include a mix of sun and clouds. A slim chance of rain will also exist on Saturday night and at night as Another weak system can bring some light showers. Until next Monday afternoon, the maximums will return to the 70s.


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