There will be little change in Acadiana's warm spring pattern through Friday, but a weekend cool front should lower our temperatures closer to normal, with a change in the pattern expected next week.
In the near term, there will be the chance of areas of fog developing for Wednesday morning followed by a mostly sunny and warm afternoon as temperatures top out in the lower 80s.
Expect much the same for Thursday and Friday.
A "rain-less" cool front will arrive Friday night (around midnight give or take a few hours) that should bring a breath of fresh air and breezy, cooler conditions Saturday.
Highs Saturday will be closer to the low-mid 70s with lows Saturday night/Sunday morning dipping into the lower 50s.
It should stay dry and warm back up Sunday afternoon, and it likely becomes warmer (and more humid) than normal into next week.
Latest guidance indicates some lower end rain chances (40% or less) may develop next week...but we are not expecting any "soakers" or anything definitive yet.
Better rain chances and the risk of stronger storms may develop beyond the current KATC 10 Day Forecast.
And for allergy sufferers, the eye-watering tree pollen is expected to stay "very high" in Acadiana through the weekend, while grass pollen is not helping, staying in the moderate category.
Hopefully, the rain on the horizon later next week may be able to wash some of the pollen out down the road.
