What's the latest Mardi Gras weather forecast? Here's how bad it's going to get.
Mardi Gras is going to be a rough one weather-wise for the New Orleans and Baton Rouge areas, with the threat of dangerously high winds arriving early and thunderstorms in the afternoon, including the possibility of a few tornadoes and even hail, the National Weather Service says.
High winds, severe weather forecast for Mardi Gras in Lafayette: What to expect
Sustained winds are forecast to be between 20-30 mph with gusts of 40 to 50 mph possible, according to the NWS. The highest wind gusts for Lafayette, Church Point and Opelousas are forecast to reach 47 mph. Gusts are forecast to reach 49 mph in New Iberia. Those high wind gusts are expected to reach the area at about noon Tuesday.
The National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes touched down in south Louisiana during Fat Tuesday's severe weather ...
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Severe weather alerts caused Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans and other cities throughout the U.S. to be moved up or ...
Major weather warnings in New Orleans including a tornado watch extended into the night, putting a damper on Mardi Gras and ...
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Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans could be canceled as severe storms rumble through the South, bringing strong winds and ...
On Tuesday, there's a nearly 30% chance of heavy rain and strong winds across Southwest and Central Louisiana that could ...
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You should pack an umbrella or a raincoat just in case, the NWS advises. The National Weather Service's "Mardi Gras Decision Support Page," a page dedicated to helping people make parade ...
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