Freeze warnings issued for Northshore and Mississippi

GATE. BEAUTIFUL WEATHER HERE IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA, BUT THOSE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO DROP PRETTY QUICKLY, ESPECIALLY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING. BUT FOR NOW, WE’RE ENJOYING A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET HERE ACROSS THE AREA. A LIVE LOOK NOW AT THE BIGGER PICTURE SHOWING YOU WHAT’S HAPPENING. THAT COLD FRONT THAT MOVED THROUGH YESTERDAY MORNING WILL NOW ITS POSITION ACROSS THE SOUTH CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO TO OUR SOUTH AND ACROSS THE FLORIDA PENINSULA, MAKING ITS WAY THROUGH THERE NOW AS WELL. MEANWHILE, WE’RE STILL ON THE BACK SIDE, SO COOLER, DRIER WEATHER CONTINUES TO FILTER IN. HIGH PRESSURE TO THE WEST. ALSO BEGINNING TO BUILD IN HERE AS WELL. THAT’S HELPING TO GIVE WAY TO CLEAR WEATHER CONDITIONS AS THAT HIGH BEGINS TO BUILD IN HERE. NOW TO NORTHERLY WINDS AT AROUND 10 TO 15 MILES AN HOUR. SLIGHTLY BREEZY, ESPECIALLY FOR YOU IF YOU’RE AROUND THE LAKEFRONT AREA. 16 MILE PER HOUR SUSTAINED WINDS. THEIR FINAL NUMBERS TODAY FOR NEW ORLEANS WITH OUR HIGH TEMPERATURES REACHING 58 TODAY. THAT PUTS US THAT PUT US ABOUT TEN DEGREES BELOW THE AVERAGE OF 68 TO THE LOW WAS 51, WHICH IS PRETTY MUCH AVERAGE HERE FOR THIS TIME. OF THE YEAR. RIGHT NOW WE STAND INTO THOSE LOW TO MID 50S FOR YOU ON THE NORTH SHORE, MIDDLE 50S MORE SO FOR THE SOUTH SHORE 57 THERE CURRENTLY AT LAKEFRONT FORECAST FOR THE REST OF TONIGHT. A CLEAR COLD AND CHILLY ONE. LOOK AT THESE TOMORROW MORNING. LOW TEMPERATURES INTO THE LOW 30S FOR YOU ON THE NORTH SHORE. UPPER 30S TO THE LOWER 40S. HOWEVER, FOR YOU ON THE SOUTH SHORE, LOWER 50S CLOSER DOWN TOWARDS THE COAST AND THAT IS WHY WE ARE NOW UNDER WHAT’S CALLED FREEZE WARNINGS IN EFFECT FOR THE NORTH SHORE, AS TEMPERATURES COULD DROP AS LOW AS 30 DEGREES. SO THAT IS GOING TO BE EXPECTED. NOW HERE IT LOOKS LIKE THIS DOES INCLUDE OUR COUNTIES IN MISSISSIPPI, HANCOCK AND PEARL RIVER COUNTY. AGAIN FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT UNTIL 8 A.M. TOMORROW MORNING. THE REST OF THE DAY MOSTLY SUNNY FOR TOMORROW, DRY AND ALSO STAYING COOL WITH AFTERNOON HIGHS ONLY EXPECTED TO REACH THE UPPER 50S TO LOWER 60S. ALL ACROSS SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA. MAYBE SLIGHTLY WARMER DOWN TOWARDS THE COAST. LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES WARMING UP INTO THE MID 60S. BY SUNDAY, LOWER 60S TO UPPER 50S, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. HERE’S OUR NEXT BIG WARM UP, THOUGH. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, UPPER 60S TO THE LOWER 70S. BUT WE FIRST GOT TO GET THROUGH THIS VERY COLD, CHILLY NIGHT. HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING IN HERE. BEHIND THAT SYSTEM. SO WE’RE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT THE CLEAR WEATHER LASTING AS WE HEAD THROUGHOUT THE DAY TOMORROW AS WELL. SO STILL PLENTY OF SUNSHINE DESPITE IT BEING A LITTLE A LITTLE BIT OF A COOLER DAY. MOSTLY SUNNY WEATHER CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR SUNDAY AS WELL THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING. SKIES ARE STILL LOOKING CLEAR. MUCH OF THE CLOUD COVER POSITION ACROSS THE GULF. WE’RE STILL LOOKING AT MOSTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS, EVEN AS WE HEAD INTO THE BEGINNING OF NEXT WEEK, SO THAT’S NOT REALLY CHANGING ANYTIME SOON. WE ONLY HAVE ONE MORE DAY LEFT OF THE 2024 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON THAT OFFICIALLY ENDS TOMORROW, NOVEMBER 30TH, AND HAPPY TO TELL YOU THAT THERE’S NO TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION ANYWHERE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC BASIN. THE CARIBBEAN, OR THE GULF OF MEXICO EXPECTED OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. ALL RIGHT. YOUR WDSU FIRST WARNING SEVEN-DAY FORECAST CALLING FOR A MIX OF CLOUDS AND AFTERNOON SUN HERE ALL THE WAY THROUGH TUESDAY BEFORE WE COULD RUN INTO THIS NEXT SYSTEM. MOVING THROUGH BY THE MID TO LATTER PART OF THE WEEK HERE COMING UP, GIVING WAY TO A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND MAYBE EVEN SOME THUNDERSTORMS AS WELL. BUT AT LEAST THE TEMPERATURES WARMING UP IN THE UPPER 60S