PRISON SENTENCE. WHETHER FOR THE MOST PART. NOW, ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA, LOOKING PRETTY DRY BUT ALSO WARM AND HUMID. HOWEVER, THE NORTH SHORE, THOUGH LOOKING AT SOME ISOLATED SHOWERS AND SOME THUNDERSTORMS. AND THAT’S WHAT WDSU FIRST WARNING DOPPLER WEATHER RADAR IS CURRENTLY SCANNING AND SHOWING THAT HERE FOR US RIGHT NOW. SO WE’LL GO AHEAD AND DO IS ZOOM IN TOWARDS TANGIPAHOA PARISH, BECAUSE THAT IS WHERE THE MAJORITY OF THE ACTIVITY IS IN TERMS OF THOSE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. AND YOU CAN SEE THEY’RE CURRENTLY DRIFTING SLOWLY THEIR WAY TOWARDS THE NORTH. SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT WARNED FOR THOSE THUNDERSTORMS BACK TO THE WEST OF US. BUT YOU CAN SEE A LITTLE BIT OF PARTS OF TANGIPAHOA AND KENTWOOD UP TOWARDS OSYKA LOOKING AT SOME LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN HERE THAT’S ABOUT TO ENTER YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS, POTENTIALLY HERE WITHIN THE NEXT 20 MINUTES OR SO. SO JUST WATCH OUT FOR THAT. BUT THE REST OF US THOUGH, JUST LOOKING AT SOME PRETTY QUIET AND DRY WEATHER CONDITIONS. LET’S GET A CHECK ON THE REGIONAL VIEW. I DO WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT’S HAPPENING THERE, BECAUSE A LOT OF THE STORMY WEATHER, JUST LIKE YESTERDAY, STAYING MAINLY TO OUR NORTH, AND WHILE THE REST OF US ARE JUST LOOKING AT SOME ISOLATED HIT AND MISS THUNDERSTORMS HERE ACROSS PARTS OF SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AND SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, WIDENING OUT THE PICTURE A LITTLE BIT MORE AT THE SURFACE, YOU CAN SEE THAT NEARLY STATIONARY FRONT HERE THAT CONTINUES TO BE DRAPED JUST OFF TO THE NORTH OF US, COMBINED WITH SOME UPPER LEVEL INFLUENCES HIGHER UP IN THE SKY IN THE ATMOSPHERE, HELPING TO SET UP THOSE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. WE’RE ALSO GETTING AN INFLUENCE FROM THE LAKE AND SEA BREEZE EFFECT AROUND 10 TO 15 MILES AN HOUR. AND NOW THE TEMPERATURES TODAY IN NEW ORLEANS ACTUALLY REACHED 92 DEGREES. IT’S ACTUALLY A COUPLE DEGREES SHY OF THAT RECORD OF 94 SET BACK IN 1953. SO IT WAS INDEED ANOTHER HOT AND HUMID DAY ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA, WITH OUR CURRENT TEMPERATURES INTO THOSE UPPER 80S TO LOWER 90S WITH 90 CURRENTLY RIGHT NOW IN KENNER. SO FOR TONIGHT, PARTLY CLOUDY, WARM AND HUMID CONDITIONS. SOUTH WINDS AROUND FIVE, HELPING TO KEEP OUR LOW TEMPERATURES FOR TOMORROW MORNING. STILL VERY WARM AND HUMID INTO THOSE MID TO UPPER 70S. CLOSER DOWN TOWARDS THE COAST. LOW TO MID 70S UP TOWARDS THE NORTH SHORE. HOWEVER THESE NEXT SEVEN DAYS WITH HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL FEATURE HIGHS NEAR 92 THROUGH AT LEAST TUESDAY, DROPPING INTO THE MID TO UPPER 80S STARTING WEDNESDAY. THAT TREND WILL CONTINUE ABOUT A WEEK FROM NOW AS WE HEAD INTO THE UPCOMING WEEKEND HERE, NEXT WEEK HERE AS WELL. SO GETTING BACK TO THE BIGGER PICTURE LOCALLY, YOU’LL SEE THAT SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS AND STORMS BEGIN TO REALLY JUST WIND DOWN AS WE HEAD TO ABOUT 8:00, ESPECIALLY FOR YOU THAT’S CURRENTLY BEING IMPACTED THERE FOR PARTS OF THE NORTH SHORE AS WE GO INTO EARLY TOMORROW MORNING, MAYBE SOME PATCHY CLOUD COVER HERE, HERE AND THERE PRETTY MUCH. AND THAT WILL LAST UP UNTIL ABOUT 1:00 IN THE DAY TOMORROW. WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT SOME POSSIBLE CLOUDY SKIES HERE, DEVELOPING ACROSS THE SOUTH SHORE AND BECOMING MORE WIDESPREAD THROUGHOUT TUESDAY. BUT TUESDAY MORNING YOU CAN SEE THAT LINE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS BEGINNING TO MOVE THROUGH. WATCH OUT FOR THAT. THAT COULD PROBABLY LAST UP UNTIL ABOUT 10:00 IN THE MORNING, FOLLOWED BY MORE SCATTERED SHOWERS DEVELOPING AS WE HEAD TO ABOUT THE AFTERNOON HOURS TUESDAY, ESPECIALLY 3:00, IMPACTING PARTS OF THE METRO PERHAPS AS WELL. THAT WILL BE OUR NEXT BEST CHANCE OF RAIN, BY THE WAY, BEFORE ENDING BY THE EVENING HOURS HEADING INTO WEDNESDAY, WE ARE LOOKING AT THAT NEARLY STATIONARY FRONT BEING ONCE AGAIN DEVELOPING ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA. SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS COULD DEVELOP OFF OF THAT BOUNDARY HERE AS WELL. ANYWHERE BETWEEN 1 TO 3IN OF RAIN HERE AS POSSIBLE. SOME OF THOSE LOCALLY HEAVY DOWNPOURS THAT COULD SET UP. AND THAT