After Sunday night storms, weather stays mostly dry this week

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Sct’d to numerous showers and t-storms will develop out ahead of a cold front late Sunday evening.

Tomorrow hour-by-hour forecast — Tomorrow hour-by-hour forecast(WAFB)

A few of these storms could have the potential of being strong to severe. A Slight (2 out of 5) to Enhanced (3 out of 5) Risk for severe weather has been issued from Baton Rouge north into SW Mississippi. The primary concern will be hail the size of quarters to golf balls. The secondary threat will be strong damaging wind. The cold front will push through early Monday morning shortly after midnight helping to sweep out the storms and humidity.

Severe weather threat — Severe weather threat(WAFB)

We start the work week after Easter with low humidity and slightly cooler temperatures. It won’t last long with a warming trend beginning by Wednesday afternoon. Humidity will return by Thursday. On Thursday a weak cold front will just clip the area. We don’t expect much change to the daily weather pattern with this front. It may squeeze out a spotty shower or two.

Humidity trend — Humidity trend(WAFB)

Heading into the weekend, expect a broiler. High temperatures Saturday and Sunday will reach the mid to upper 80°s with feels like temperatures climbing into the low 90°s. The weekend stays mainly dry with a slight chance for isolated t-showers Sunday PM.

10 day forecast — 10 day forecast(WAFB)

Better rain chances will exist for the following work/ school week as our next stronger cold front approaches and eventually moves through Tuesday (4/26).

Upcoming rain chances — Upcoming rain chances(WAFB)

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