New Orleans Mardi Gras Day forecast could be stormy

I KNOW. I have never seen it in a fire station. Hey, here is what you look when you step outside. Some of us look at the fog, others don't look at the fog. Here is the Pontchartrain surface camera, which also looks very good and clear, but dense fog consultation. In both cases it applies to ten this morning. Sometimes we could see that visibility was reduced to less than a quarter mile. If you look at a quarter mile in Houma, half a mile Galliano. But take a look at connoisseurs that some of them continue to see. These visibility problems for this morning. Less than a mile now, a mile in Belle Chase. So we start to drop it and see it spread to everyone else. In the early morning, it was only limited to just a few people who looked into the north coast to the Bayou, but now it started to see a little more to spread out for other places. Here is what happens to you. North Shore definitely looks at the fog Thibodaux, which you also have fog. Lockport Raceland two. Here is what happens. Overall, their temperatures occur a little on the cool side. Not cold. It is cool to look at the low up to the mid -40s. And then we have a few low 50s for you on the south coast. 46 Although in Houma, starts this morning. So wind speeds. Not too much of a factor that is durable and allows it to see part of the fog, especially on the north coast, to see a few winds on the south coast. Not too much, so fog expected at least the next few hours for us. And afterwards, when you look at some partially cloudy sky, the temperatures that warm up very quickly will be faster than yesterday. Heights for today. In the upper 60s among the lower 70s, this is quite typical for this season. Our average for this season is now 69 degrees. Basically, they are later for Patel for this evening. Consider the 1960s for you and do not expect rain. That is the important part for you. Then the parades should be fine afterwards. So get dressed for the 1960s, dress for the mid -1960s and then later. Tress yourself for the 1950s. So here is what will happen to your parades in the next few days. Good weather for your Wednesday, Thursday. Do you have a little chance of showering? But do you notice that your temperatures remain until the 1970s? And then on Friday we fall into the upper 1960s. Not too much difference. We have a weak cold front that will move to her Friday late Thursday. Then the high pressure moves over us on Friday, but the cold front will not have so enormous effects on us. But if it goes through, this is Thursday afternoon and a few showers that develop so that we can later see a few showers for the evening parades. But at the moment it doesn't look like it is something that we saw on Sunday. So we have a better timing for it when we get closer. In the meantime, however, you can expect another high pressure for Friday. That will stay dry on Saturday. We could see a few showers dry Sunday that moved until Monday. From now on, we also have the chance to see some showers in the early morning, possibly to clarify, even though we will later get into the day. So expect the models to change if we get closer. Here is a look at the rest

New Orleans forecast for Mardi Gras Day could be stormy

This is how the weather could look like

Updated: 8:31 am CST February 25, 2025

An earlier look at the Lundi Gras shows that the sky in the mid -1970s partly looks cloudy, followed by temperatures that fall on the 1960s in the evening. There is also a 30% chance of scattered showers and storms. The increased security for New Orleans Mardi Gras here | Parade forecast | Download the WDSU Parade Tracker Appas. We look into the Mardi Gras Day, the temperatures seem to be mild with heights in the upper 70s in the afternoon and partly cloudy. Early signs show that we could take a chance of showering and thunderstorms in the late afternoon and night. It is also possible that some of the storms can become strong or serious. That will be observed closely all week.

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An earlier look at the Lundi Gras shows that the sky in the mid -1970s partly looks cloudy, followed by temperatures that fall on the 1960s in the evening. There is also a 30% chance of scattered showers and storms.

More about increased security for New Orleans Mardi Gras here | Parade forecast | Download the WDSU Parade Tracker -App

When we look into the carnival day, the temperatures in the afternoon seem to be mild to warm and to be cloudy in the upper 70s and partially cloudy.

Early signs show that we could take a chance of showering and thunderstorms in the late afternoon and night. It is also possible that some of the storms can become strong or serious.

This will be observed closely all week.