New Orleans faces a mix of weather for Juneteenth, with possible showers, thunderstorms, high heat index, and high humidity ...

After storms Monday and overnight dropped several inches of rain across the New Orleans area, causing flash flooding in some parts of the city, residents could see another wet and dim day Tuesday.

Flash flooding is possible in metro New Orleans through Thursday night as two storm systems through the region, forecasters said. Up to eight inches of rain could fall in southeast Louisiana.

New Orleans faces a heat advisory with index values possibly reaching 105 degrees; caution against heat illnesses is advised.

New Orleans has broken the daily record for the most rain in one day (5/7/25), with 1.64 inches, and more is coming. The previous record was 1.33 inches of precipitation in 1976. Trump just ...

AND THEN SHOWERS COMING IN Looking great to round out the week but rain chances move in by Saturday and could affect parades that roll Saturday night in the New Orleans forecast.A few clouds roll ...

New Orleans could get up to 8 inches of rain within 24 hours as the remnants ... The North Shore may get its first frost of the season Friday night into Saturday morning. It's forecast to be ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — After a soggy start Friday, conditions are continuing to improve across the region as rain slowly dissipates ... the day and mid 70s at night from Monday through Friday.

AND A system will move in Friday evening bringing showers and storms into the weekend in your New Orleans ... inches of rain are forecast across all of Southeast Louisiana Friday night through ...

METAIRIE, La. — The Causeway Bridge has reopened after weather forced it to close late Tuesday night. The Greater New Orleans Expressway Commission announced around 11:43 p.m. that thunderstorms ...