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Chief Meteorologist at @WGNOtv. Trying to be a simple man. Dislike hype, excess, wrong info. Here talking weather, sports, finance, cocktails, travel, and naps
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A hot weekend on the way

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By Hank Allen Verified
| WGNO-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A strong area of high pressure will dominate the region through the weekend and into next week, bringing hotter temperatures and much lower rain chances. Afternoon highs will climb into the mid-90s each day, with a few locations possibly reaching the upper 90s. Rain chances will be limited through the weekend.
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Heat building on Thursday and beyond

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By Hank Allen Verified
| WGNO-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A hotter, drier stretch of weather is taking hold across the New Orleans area as high pressure strengthens over the Gulf South. After a few morning clouds helped keep temperatures in check Wednesday, rain chances will remain limited through the weekend while afternoon temperatures steadily climb. Highs will reach the lower to the mid-90s Thursday through Saturday.
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Heat coming back Wednesday through the week

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By Hank Allen Verified
| WGNO-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — After several days of widespread showers and thunderstorms, a much drier weather pattern is settling across southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. From Wednesday through at least Friday, we’ll see considerably fewer thunderstorms as drier air moves into the region. While an isolated afternoon shower or storm can’t be ruled out, most neighborhoods should stay dry. With fewer clouds and less rainfall, temperatures will begin climbing.
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