Decreasing rain, increasing heat into the weekend

Chief Meteorologist Jay Grymes gives the 10 p.m. weather for Tuesday, June 6.
Published: Jun. 6, 2023 at 4:20 AM CDT|Updated: Jun. 6, 2023 at 12:54 PM CDT
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A slow fall in rain chances will be taking place as we move through the rest of this week.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6(WAFB)
Jeff Morrow and the WAFB First Alert weather team provide an update on What We're Tracking Next ahead of storms expected in the area.

Rain chances will be highest today at 50%. A few of the strongest storms today could contain frequent lightning, hail, and heavy downpours.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6(WAFB)
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6(WAFB)

Sct’d showers and t-storms will be possible Wednesday through Saturday before dropping into the isolated and spotty categories Sunday and Monday of next week.

As rain chances fall, afternoon highs will be on the rise. Long range weather models suggest the possibility of upper 90°s by the middle of next week as the area dries out under the control of high pressure. For now, the First Alert 10-Day forecast keeps mid 90°s, but that certainly could change.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6(WAFB)

Tropics locally remain quiet. We have a broad low pressure system in the NE Atlantic that has been given a very low chance of becoming a sub-tropical storm in the next day or so. This system will be moving into a more hostile environment in the coming days.

FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Tuesday, June 6(WAFB)

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