A few evening storms remain possible across Acadiana.
Otherwise, expect skies to turn fair to partly cloudy as the evening and night wears on.
Expect a mild start to our Tuesday with readings in the mid-70s.
It'll be another hot and humid day as highs push the lower 90s.
A disturbance will start to hover the coastline as it tracks westward over the next 24-48 hours.
That feature, coupled with daytime heating and sufficient low-level moisture, will help to generate a better scattering of showers and storms across the area.
Rain chances will settle into the 40% range Tuesday and then 60-70% range on Wednesday.
An one storm will have the capability to produce some brief, heavy downpours.
We'll bring rain chances down a bit to around 30-40% for the end of the week and heading into the upcoming weekend.
Overall, a very typical July weather pattern out there as highs stay hot in the lower 90s.
Have a great week!
TROPICS
All is quiet with no new developments expected at least in the next 5 days.
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