Monday is a national holiday celebrating Juneteenth, so 90's and sunny skies by mid-morning, low 90's by noon under partly cloudy skies. Local High temperatures around mid afternoon from 91-97° degrees, and we'll have a 20% chance of isolated showers South of the Lake. A quick cool off of by late afternoon -- due to outflow boundaries that push a 20% chance of scattered showers onto the Northshore. From there, low to mid 90's with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Storms taper around late evening -- tracking west-northwest away from Southeast Louisiana. Isolated showers ending around midnight.
Tuesday, isolated showers and storms from sunrise to mid-morning -- then become widespread mostly along the South Shore. Tuesday afternoon, a degree or two cooler than Monday, however a 20% chance of showers and storms continue across the South Shore. An outflow boundary may pop-up an isolated early evening shower or a slight chance of an isolated storm on the Northshore -- all ending by dinner time.
from Local Stories
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