Jeff Morrow
Weathercaster
Baton Rouge, La.
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Jeff Morrow is a weathercaster for WAFB 9News.
Although a Baton Rouge native, Morrow left for college, but returned back to his hometown in December 2008. Before his return he worked at KKCO in Grand Junction, Colorado.
In addition to his work on-air, Morrow has volunteered for Meals on Wheels, been a mentor for the senior year project for Livingston Parish High Schools, and also enjoys speaking to kids at local schools about weather and the news business in general.
Morrow is married and has two children. His dog Wally was a rescue who appeared on the WAFB pet segment in 2009. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, going on vacations, and eating at new and fun restaurants.
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Temperatures will trend several degrees above normal Tuesday and Wednesday. Wednesday will be a warm day all around with lows only in the low 50°s and highs reaching the mid 70°s. Tuesday will stay dry under partly cloudy skies, while most of Wednesday will remain dry under mostly cloudy skies.
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Temperatures will be trending warmer over the next couple of days, but that will take a radical change as we end the week.
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Sunday will be overcast, cold, and breezy in the morning, then a partial and gradual clearing later in the afternoon.
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Temperatures will remain colder than normal for the next few days. Highs Tuesday will top out around 60° under mostly sunny skies. With a light jacket, Tuesday is a beautiful weather day.
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A cold front that moved through late Sunday will provide a 3-day chill as lows and highs stay below normal.
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A cold front passed through the local area Thursday delivering a cool down which will continue into Friday. Friday morning may see a brief/light freeze especially for areas north of Baton Rouge.
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Temperatures will continue to moderate overnight into Thursday morning.
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Temperatures will be trending warmer over the next few days. It won’t be as cold out the door Wednesday morning with lows dipping down into the mid 40°s, but it will still be chilly enough for a jacket.
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Freezing temperatures are coming to the local area for the first time this fall/ winter season overnight into Monday morning.
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Our next cold front is set to arrive early Sunday morning bringing an end to the record warmth we’ve had to end the month of December.
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Afternoon highs will remain in the low 80°s Wednesday through Saturday.
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Over the weekend, a strong cold front will push through the area helping to bring drier and much cooler air into the local area.
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The current warming trend will translate into record heat if the current First Alert Storm Team forecast holds true.
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The warming trend kicks into high gear over the next couple of days.
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Day by day temperatures will continue to trend warmer and warmer until we get to the Christmas weekend when things level off 15-20 degrees warmer than normal.
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Tuesday marks the first day of astronomical winter, and it actually feels like winter. Skies will gradually clear through the afternoon and we’ll be left with clear skies overnight.
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It will be a gloomy start to Christmas week as a surface low passing to our south and an upper-low passing just to our north result in a cloudy and chilly day, with occasional light showers possible.
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Enjoy the cold snap while it lasts. Temperatures will be warming quickly by the middle and end of the week.
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The mid December warming trend continues right through the remainder of the week.
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A warming trend will continue to play out as we move through the rest of this week.
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A Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect for the local area until 10 a.m.
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As temperatures continue to trend warmer, morning fog will become more and more an issue during the morning commute.
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A warming trend and prolonged dry spell will highlight the upcoming work/school week. The youngsters will still need some layers for morning bus stops Monday and Tuesday.
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A warming trend will take place until our next cold front arrives Thanksgiving evening.
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A cold front will move through the area early Monday morning, producing a broken line of t-showers.
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Temperatures will continue to trend warmer over the next couple of days thanks to a returning southerly flow.
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A warming trend will lead to fog potential overnight and into the early morning hours of Tuesday through Thursday. Expect mild afternoon temperatures and morning temperatures to not be as cold as previous days. We will stay dry through Wednesday.
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Temperatures will be steadily warming daily during the first half of the work/school week.
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Our next cold front is set to arrive midday Veterans Day Thursday. Until then expect mostly cloudy skies and warmer than normal temperatures
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The streak of nice weather days continues Tuesday. Lots of sunshine is in the forecast with highs in the mid 70°s. Clouds return Wednesday which will keep afternoon temperatures a few degrees cooler. We stay dry through the daylight hours with maybe a spotty shower or two Wednesday evening.
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Our run of nice weather days will continue through the first half of the work/school week.
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The weather will be perfect for the little ghosts and goblins for trick-or-treating. Temperatures will be falling steadily during the evening hours.
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Wind might be the biggest weather issue as we close out the work/school week. Sustained winds of 15-25 mph are expected both Thursday and Friday
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A line of strong to severe thunderstorms will be moving through the Baton Rouge area late Wednesday afternoon during the heart of the evening commute.
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A weak cold front arrives this evening to help cool things down some Tuesday. This front will only provide temporary relief as it lifts back to the north as a warm from early Wednesday
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A warm front will lift north overnight Tuesday and a strong cold front will approach from the west during the day Wednesday. This front is forecast to produce a line of strong to severe t-storms.
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Temperatures will be running well above normal through the weekend even with a weak cold front moving through early Friday
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Likely rain chances are back in the forecast Wednesday after a prolonged dry spell. A few spotty showers will linger into Thursday, but Wednesday will be the wetter day.
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High pressure will hang on for one more day, keeping our weather dry and mild locally. Once again today we’ll see some high clouds passing through and they could obscure the sun at times, but no rain is expected, with highs topping out near 80 degrees.
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Enjoyable outdoor weather will continue for a few more days. High pressure will stay in control locally through the rest of Monday into Tuesday
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We’ll get to enjoy one or maybe two more days of below normal temperatures. A warming trend will be taking place into mid-week as we await the arrival of our next cold front.
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We will continue to see hot and humid conditions for one more day. The long awaited cold front is set to arrive late Friday night.
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High pressure will keep a decent lid on the atmosphere through Thursday making for mainly dry conditions
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Warm and humid conditions will remain in place through the remainder of the work and school week. Afternoon highs will climb into the upper 80°s each day with feels like temperatures in the low 90°s during the mid afternoon. High pressure will keep a decent lid on the atmosphere through Thursday keeping things mainly dry.
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Temperatures will remain well above average for the remainder of the work/school week.
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A storm system will move out of the Central Plains and into the viewing area Monday afternoon and evening.
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The weather is looking good to close out the work/school week and for the weekend ahead. Temperatures will remain above normal by a handful of degrees
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An upper level low continues to slowly drift north keeping South Louisiana open to seeing a spotty shower or two this afternoon. The vast majority will remain dry