New Orleans, LA – A weekend of unpredictable weather is on the way, with severe thunderstorms forecast to impact Louisiana this Sunday, April 6. Expect a breezy day with temperatures reaching 85°F, accompanied by winds from the south at 15 to 20 mph. As thunderstorms roll in, the region faces an increased risk of heavy rainfall and gusty winds. If you are traveling or spending time outdoors, be prepared for potential weather delays and take precautions for your safety.
According to the National Weather Service, the stormy conditions will begin overnight and continue into Sunday morning. Thunderstorms will develop, likely causing delays along major roadways, especially in and around New Orleans. The southern parts of the state, including Gretna, may experience the heaviest rain and gusts. While some thunderstorms are expected to subside by Sunday evening, there’s still a 50% chance of rain overnight.
Looking ahead, Monday will bring calmer weather with partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping to around 52°F. The week ahead will be significantly drier, with clear skies expected by Tuesday and highs around 70°F. A break from the storms will follow, allowing locals to enjoy sunshine and mild temperatures through Wednesday and Thursday, with highs reaching the low 70s.
For Sunday’s stormy conditions, residents are urged to secure loose objects outside, stay indoors during heavy storms, and be cautious on the roads, especially in areas prone to flooding. Keep an eye on weather updates and be ready to adjust plans accordingly.
