Areas of AM fog for much of the work week

Jeff Morrow gives the 10 p.m. forecast on Sunday, December 4.
Published: Dec. 4, 2022 at 6:30 AM CST|Updated: Dec. 4, 2022 at 11:07 PM CST
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - We have a very warm and moist air pattern in place across the local area.

This will translate to above-normal temperatures of 15-20 degrees for both morning lows and afternoon highs for the work/school week. This will also cause areas of fog just about every morning.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST
FIRST ALERT FORECAST(WAFB)

Widespread dense fog is not expected, but pockets will remain possible. Remember to use low-beam headlights and watch for kids at area bus stops.

High temperatures will reach the low 80°s Tuesday through Thursday. Remarkably, this is actually not recorded heat as records are in the mid to upper 80°s over the 3-day stretch. A minor cool-down will occur Friday as a weak cold front works into the area.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST
FIRST ALERT FORECAST(WAFB)

Rain chances will stay around 10-20% daily during the work/school week. It’s unlikely you’ll need an umbrella, but it might be good to have it nearby.

Into next weekend, the local weather pattern will begin to shift. An approaching storm system and cold front will work into the area on Sunday prompting an increase in showers and t-storms. The front won’t fully clear until Monday morning keeping some lingering showers in the forecast.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST
FIRST ALERT FORECAST(WAFB)

Temperatures will take a more sizeable dip at the beginning of next week.

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