RANDI: 4:15.
A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE ON THIS
MONDAY
IT'S A HOLIDAY SO MANY PEOPLE
ARE OFF, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF
THIS BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.
METEOROLOGIST JAY GALLE IS HERE
WITH OUR FORECAST.
THE RAIN DROPS WERE FALLING ON
MY HEAD TODAY AS THOSE GOING ON
AN AFTERNOON RUN.
JAY: YOU WERE RUN OF -- ONE OF
THE FEW.
WE DID NOT SEE MUCH RAIN OUT
THERE.
AS YOU CAN SEE, IT IS STREAMING
FROM THE SOUTH, HEADING TOWARDS
THE NORTH AND THAT IS GOING TO
BE THE CASE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE
OF DAYS.
A FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS NORTH OF
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, THE SOUTH OF
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, RIGHT AROUND
LOWER JEFFERSON PARISH AND PORT
FOURCHON.
THAT IS WHERE WE ARE SEEING THE
RAIN.
77 WAS THE HIGH AT THE AIRPORT
IN CANADA.
ARE WE UNUSUALLY WARM?
TYPICALLY WE ARE ABOUT 62
DEGREES.
62 IS WHERE WE ARE IN THE
AFTERNOON.
THE MORNING TEMPERATURE IS
TYPICALLY WHERE WE ARE IN THE
AFTERNOON.
WE HAVE BEEN RUNNING ABOVE THE
AVERAGE FOR A WHILE NOW.
WE'RE GOING TO START WITH THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
WE COUNT OUT THE LAST 16 DAYS,
11 OF THOSE DAYS HAVE AN ABOVE
AVERAGE, TWO BELOW AND TWO DAYS
WERE WITHIN ONE DEGREE AT OR
BELOW.
RIGHT IN THE GENERAL AREA HERE
LAST WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY.
THE TAKE-HOME MESSAGE IS WE ARE
TRENDING ABOVE THE AVERAGE AND
THAT WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THINGS
CHANGE WHEN THE RAIN STARTS TO
MOVE INTO THE PICTURE.
CURRENTLY WE HAVE MOSTLY 70'S ON
THE MAP.
71 IN BOOTHVILLE, 71 IN
GULFPORT.
A LITTLE BREEZY OUT THERE.
WHEN SPEEDS ON AVERAGE ABOUT
10-15 MILES PER HOUR.
IF THE WINDS DO NOT RELAX THIS
EVENING, WE STAND A GOOD CHANCE
OF SEEING SOME MORE FOG.
VISIBILITY IS LOOKING GOOD RIGHT
AROUND THE LAKEFRONT, IT IS DOWN
TO FIVE MILES AND DOWN TO SEVEN
MILES IN HOUMA.
IF THE WIND DOES RELAX, WE
SHOULD SEE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
FOG.
THIS IS 1:00 A.M.
NOTICE VISIBILITY MAPS A DOWN TO
ABOUT 1-2 MILES.
TOMORROW MORNING, WE START
SEEING SOME JUICE EGGS -- GOOSE
EGG.
BE READY TO DEAL WITH THAT DENSE
FOG DURING THE MORNING COMMUTE.
EXCEPT AROUND BODIES OF WATER.
WE HAVE THIS BIG TROUGH OF LOW
PRESSURE, DISTURBANCES ROTATING
THROUGH THIS FRONT WILL GET
CLOSE.
SOME FOG OVERNIGHT TONIGHT
THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING.
THE CHANCES STAYING BETWEEN 20%
AND 30% OVER THE NEXT COUPLE
DAYS.
THINGS DO START TO CHANGE.
TOMORROW NIGHT HEADING INTO
WEDNESDAY, HIGH PRESSURE WILL
CONTINUE MOVING OFF TOWARDS THE
EAST.
THIS IS GOING TO BE THE COLD
FRONT I SHOWED YOU.
7:45 WEDNESDAY MORNING.
AS HE GETS CLOSER, WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, IT HURTS TO -- STARTS
TO WANE A LITTLE BIT.
BUT IF HOW TO GET TO THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, A PRETTY GOOD RAIN
CHANCE.
THE MODELS ARE SPEEDING UP A
LITTLE BIT.
WE WILL SEE HOW IT PLAYS OUT.
WAIT FOR THAT AREA OF HIGH
PRESSURE TO MOVE ON OUT OF THE
AREA AND WHEN THAT HAPPENS THAT
IS GOING TO BE CHANGING THINGS
FOR US.
LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT WE CAN
EXPECT TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW.
UPPER-50'S TO LOW TO MID-60'S.
DENSE FOG NEAR SUNRISE AND BEEN
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, MID-AND THE
TO UPPER-70'S.
SOUTHEAST WINDS WILL KEEP A 20%
CHANCE OF RAIN IN THE MIX AND
THEN THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST,
THINGS START TO CHANGE ON
THURSDAY.
FINALLY YOU'RE GOING TO GET A
PUSH IN THE UPPER LEVELS THAT
ARE GOING TO PUSH A COLD FRONT
THROUGH AND THAT IS WHEN WE WILL
SEE TEMPERATURE AND CLOSER TO
MORE SEASONAL VALUES.
IN THE MEANTIME, WE KEEP