Wind chills in the teens Thursday morning! Increasing rain chances for Sunday parades.

ARCTIC air moving in across the Gulf Coast! Temperatures will rival records over the next few days with freezing temperatures Thursday & Friday morning. Hard freeze north of the lake, light freeze south in the New Orleans Metro.

Wind chills in the TEENS on Thursday morning across much of south Louisiana & Mississippi. Cold weather fans, rejoice! Get the heavy duty winter jackets & coats back out.

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Friday Night: CHILLY! Temperatures in the 40s. Light winds. Increasing clouds, no rain.

Saturday: Chilly! High temperatures in the low-middle 50s. Mostly cloudy with a few breaks of sun. Spotty shower in south Louisiana(10%.)

Sunday: Staying chilly, growing risk for impactful rainfall for Sunday parades. (Barkus in the French Quarter, Femme Fatale, Carrollton, & King Arthur in New Orleans. Dionysus in Slidell, & Atlas in Metairie.)

Unfortunately, the GFS has trended more in line with the EURO model overnight. Both models now highlighting light-moderate showers arriving by late morning-early afternoon Sunday. Rain coverage looks highest between 11AM-5PM.

Rainfall totals .25-1.0″ across south Louisiana with the highest totals along and south of I-10.