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Severe Storms Possible Sunday Morning in New Orleans | WDSU

Severe Storms Possible Sunday Morning in New Orleans | WDSU

February 15, 2026 discoverhiddenusacom Business

New Orleans residents are preparing for a potential bout of severe weather this weekend, with strong to severe thunderstorms expected to move through the area between midnight and 6 a.m. On Sunday. While the forecast presents potential disruptions, current indicators suggest minimal impact to planned parades.

Potential for Severe Weather

A cold front approaching from the west is the primary driver of the anticipated weather event. Meteorologists are tracking a well-developed line of showers and thunderstorms that could bring wind gusts exceeding 60 mph and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. The WDSU First Warning Radar currently shows no rain, but activity is building to the west.

Did You Know? Current temperatures in Bogalusa are 60 degrees, with a dew point of 59-61 degrees, indicating a muggy atmosphere.

Parade Outlook

Despite the potential for severe weather, the timing of the storm system appears favorable for planned parades. The heaviest rainfall is currently expected to occur while most residents are at home, with conditions improving by mid-morning Sunday. Skies are predicted to clear in the afternoon, with high temperatures remaining in the low 70s.

Looking Ahead

Following the passage of the cold front, temperatures will dip slightly, but remain mild. Monday and Tuesday are forecast to be mainly dry, with highs in the low 70s. A warming trend is expected to develop by midweek, potentially reaching near 80 degrees by Friday.

Expert Insight: The relatively limited temperature drop following the storm suggests the cold front’s impact will be primarily focused on precipitation and wind, rather than a significant shift to colder conditions.

The potential for over an inch of rain, coupled with strong winds, necessitates preparedness. Residents are advised to stay informed through updates on WDSU.com and social media channels, and to monitor for potential severe weather alerts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is the worst of the weather expected?

The best chance for rain is between midnight and 6 a.m. On Sunday.

How strong could the winds be?

Wind gusts in excess of 60 mph are possible.

Will the parades be affected?

The timing of the system looks to be very good for our parades on Sunday, as the rain should be over in the mid-morning.

How will you prepare for potential severe weather in your community this weekend?

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