LOWS TONIGHT: LOW-MID 70S
HIGHS LABOR DAY : 70S/80S
DISCUSSION
Definitely a dreary Sunday across Acadiana with light shower activity dominating most of the day.
Activity will diminish this evening as temperatures continue to hold in the 70s.
An upper-level feature meandering around the region will keep the pattern virtually unchanged heading into Labor Day Monday.
Plan on a good amount of cloud cover once again with periods of light-moderate rainfall, especially for the first half of the day.
Might be a good idea to have an indoor backup plan for any of your Labor Day festivities!
Temperatures will struggle to get out of the upper 70s/lower 80s.
Much of the same is expected for Tuesday and into mid-week as well.
With any luck, we'll get some drier air to sneak in by the weekend to help lower those rain chances, but that is far from a guarantee at this point.
Have a great week... and for some of you, it's a shorter week!
TROPICS
Danielle has been upgraded back to a hurricane as Earl remains a tropical storm.
Earl is forecasted to be the season's first major hurricane.
The good news? Both storms will remain out to sea and not be a concern for us.
Elsewhere, a new spot is being highlighted off the African coast by the NHC (20%).
Regardless of slow development, this feature will also remain out in the open Atlantic.
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