Sydney Goldberg

40s returning to South Louisiana?!

A cool front moves through tonight, bringing widespread rain into early tomorrow morning. Behind it, a northerly breeze ushers in much cooler air through the day on Sunday.

This makes for temperatures possibly dropping into the upper 40s overnight, especially along and north of the interstates into Monday morning.

Not gonna lie... this is my favorite kind of weather😊 What do you think?

🌦️ A big rainfall divide is setting up this week

High pressure keeps much of the Southeast and East Coast dry, while a more active, stormy pattern sets up for the Midwest and Plains.

That means several days of severe weather will be possible in those areas.

👉 Meanwhile here at home: we stay dry and warm.

🌊 Beachgoers & Spring Breakers — Heads Up!

A rip current statement is in effect through Friday at 1 AM, with life-threatening rip currents expected through Thursday night for beaches along coastal Alabama and the western Florida Panhandle.

Strong, gusty winds will build surf to 4–6 feet by Wednesday morning, creating dangerous conditions. A High Surf Advisory is in place, and a High Risk for rip currents continues through Thursday.

The NWS Mobile office is urging people to stay out of the surf.

If caught in a rip current:
➡️ Stay calm and float
➡️ Don’t swim against it
➡️ Swim parallel to shore if able
➡️ If you can’t escape, face shore and signal for help

Conditions should begin improving late Thursday night.