Gretna, LA – Residents in southeast Louisiana should prepare for a stormy night before sunshine returns Sunday and Monday. Severe thunderstorms are expected late tonight, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible flash flooding.
According to the National Weather Service, storms will intensify before 3 a.m., with gusts reaching 35 mph. Rainfall amounts could exceed a half-inch. A 20% chance of showers lingers early Sunday before skies clear, with temperatures dropping to 55°F. Sunshine returns for Washington’s Birthday, with highs near 57°F and winds up to 20 mph.
Looking ahead, Tuesday could bring more thunderstorms, followed by heavy rain overnight. By midweek, an arctic blast sweeping across the U.S. may bring colder conditions to the region. Drivers should remain cautious, especially on major roadways like U.S. Highway 90 and I-10, as wet conditions may impact travel.
Stay updated with local forecasts and take precautions ahead of severe weather.
