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Isolated rain and storms tonight followed by a sunny and dry end to the weekend

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We’ve got an active night ahead as half of our region is under a marginal (1/5) risk for isolated severe storms. Be on the lookout for potential threats like damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and hail.

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A tornado watch is in effect for northwest Louisiana until 11 PM, and northeast Louisiana until 3 AM Sunday. Expect a line of thunderstorms to roll through Central Louisiana around midnight, making its way south near I-10 shortly after.

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The good news? All storms should clear out of Acadiana before daybreak tomorrow!

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Make sure your weather alerts are activated tonight so you stay informed about any watches or warnings.

Invest 98L is still a tropical wave a few hundred miles east of the Windward Islands. While it’s producing some disorganized showers and storms right now, conditions may improve next week, potentially leading to the formation of a tropical depression.

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On another note, the other disturbance in the northern Atlantic has moved into cooler waters, which means it’s not expected to develop further.

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See the KATC 10 Day Forecast for the latest.

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