The capital area is saying goodbye to the cool pattern. A transition to a warmer pattern has already begun, and doesn't show many signs of letting up.Tonight & Tomorrow: The chilliest night of the week has already come and gone. Temperatures will trend in a warmer direction on Tuesday night, bottoming out in the mid-50s. Thermometers will register even warmer values on Wednesday. Look for a high temperature in the middle-80s. More humidity will also creep back into the region. Dew points...
The weekend will be warm, sticky and breezy. Winds could gust over 30mph at times. A better chance for showers and thunderstorms returns to the area next week.Tonight & Tomorrow: The overnight hours will see a slight decrease in cloud cover. However, ongoing southeast winds of 10-15mph will make it difficult for low temperatures to fall out of the low 70s. Saturday will feature mostly sunny skies and southeast winds of 15-25mph. Most local high temperatures will run for the upper 80s but it is...
A steady warming trend will continue through the end of the month. Humidity will ramp up as well.Tonight & Tomorrow: Overnight tonight, mainly clear skies and calm winds will allow for temperatures to cool into the low 60s, noticeably warmer than previous nights. We will see an increase in dew points over the next 24 hours which could result in patchy areas of fog early Thursday morning. Thermometers will warm into the upper 80s with little problem beneath mostly sunny skies. The record high...
The rise in temperatures and humidity will persist through the end of the workweek. While the Storm Station introduces mention of a spotty shower Thursday and Friday, organized rain will hold off until the weekend. Tonight & Tomorrow: The trend of thickening clouds seen through the daytime hours will continue overnight. In fact, skies are likely to turn overcast by morning. Low temperatures will be stuck in the upper 60s and low 70s with due to the clouds and ongoing south winds of...
A warm and muggy pattern makes its presence known this week, though its stay is not permanent. It may take a while to get here, but the Storm Station is tracking our next cold front. This will deliver rain and cooler weather.Tonight & Tomorrow: Skies turn mostly cloudy on Monday night. The combination of added cloud cover and an increase in humidity will result in even milder temperatures early Tuesday. Baton Rouge will likely see an overnight low in the mid to upper-60s. Warm and muggy...
Clouds will be slow to break through Thursday. By Friday, added sunshine could result in the warmest afternoon so far this season.Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds will remain stubborn as the trend of mild nights continues. Low temperatures will fail to leave the low 70s in most neighborhoods with continued southeast breezes of 5-10mph. Those clouds will persist into Thursday but may finally start to thin out during the afternoon hours. In response, high temperatures will warm into the upper 80s....
Strong winds will be the main story as we start the workweek. Southerly flow will pull warmer air into the region, helping temperatures warm up significantly. Gusts from 30-40 MPH are expected across the region.
It follows a wet and windy weekend
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KOCO 5 Meteorologist Jonathan Conder says today will be very warm with
KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says today will be very warm with
After a bit of a chilly start this morning, we'll see quite a bit of sunshine today. Winds will be relatively light, too, with afternoon highs making it up into lower 60s. It should feel very pleasant later on today! Temperatures tonight may be a bit chilly again, as we drop into the upper 30s. []