New Orleans and Southern Mississippi on Alert for Minor Coastal Flooding as Warm and Unsettled Weather Persists

The National Weather Service in New Orleans has issued a coastal flood advisory which remains in effect from tonight at 9 PM until tomorrow morning at 10 AM CST. According to the forecast, minor coastal flooding is anticipated across select areas in southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi. The

NWS

warns of potential issues including “flooding of lots, parks, and roads with only isolated road closures expected.” Local residents and those planning to travel should stay vigilant and be prepared for the conditions ahead. The advisory, in full, can be accessed online at the

National Weather Service’s website

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Today’s weather for New Orleans showcases an overcast sky, with temperatures hovering around a warm 79°F and humidity sitting uncomfortably at 85%. An east wind, blowing at a speed of 13 G 23 mph is stirring the city’s air. As per the NWS, locals can expect a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon, primarily between 4 and 5 PM. The evening maintains a consistent east breeze around 10 mph, gusting up to 25 mph, accompanied, by a steady temperature near 77°F and a continued 30 percent chance of precipitation.

Looking ahead, the forecast predicts a complicated blend of conditions. Tomorrow brings a raised chance of showers and possible thunderstorms after 9 AM, with mostly cloudy skies prevailing and a high near 80°F. Monday night’s outlook suggests mostly cloudy conditions with a low of approximately 68°F. A hopeful return to sunshine is forecast for Tuesday, promising mostly sunny skies and a high near 79°F. Residents and visitors should keep an eye on the changing weather throughout the week, as conditions are expected to vary each day.

As stated by the

NWS

, “Minor coastal flooding expected” indicates that while the flooding may not be severe, it can still cause significant disruptions. Precautionary measures are advised, such as avoiding travel through flooded areas, respecting road closures, and securing properties susceptible to flooding. By remaining prepared and informed, citizens in the affected areas can navigate through this period with greater safety and ease.

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