All right, I'm making no bones about it.
Totally, totally nerd. Now tonight,
this is pretty amazing with the Northern Lights being seen
all the way down in parts of Louisiana,
Southeast Louisiana, Mississippi. This is where our friends and neighbors
here.
New when I believe new when.
Yes from career. Look at the pictures,
the sights here. We're trying to get a lot of
these on our Facebook page.
I'm trying to get some tweets out myself X whatever
it is now we've got a lot of sites I
checked on the web maybe since
1990, one 1989 that we've seen sites like this.
So it's happened before, but it is a very rare
event in the Northern Lights ongoing.
Had people ask, can we go out tonight?
When's the best time to see this?
Quite honestly I I don't have the answer.
I'm trying to find it out because the forecasts have
been terrible to find that too.
So maybe late tonight. I've seen other parts of the
world in the country seeing some sites still coming in.
But if you happen to be without light pollution,
give us a ring, give us a shout,
check with us online and share it too.
We'd love to see it.
All right, on to our WDSU.
First warning weather 70 to Bogalusa.
Still 80. Belt chase. The fronts gotten hung up.
There's a little bit of humidity that's still hanging on
to 70s in the South shores of the coast.
But 60 starting to spill in is the winds are
now starting to ramp up.
You can see a lakefront wind at 20 and these
these winds will be up 10 to 20 tonight.
That is truly dropping in this cooler and much less
humid air.
Yeah, temperatures are still going to be pretty warm tomorrow,
but courtesy of that, northeast wind will be dropping in
that much nicer air.
And with the lower humidity in
8586, even if we get to that is going to
feel so much better than when that dew point was
75.
Nearing 80 Sunday, Mother's Day,
more clouds start to build.
It's a warm front, and that's going to bring a
chance of rain here too.
So let's get real specific here tonight.
If it's the Northern Lights,
enjoy it. It will be dropping temperatures,
60s, maybe 59 coolest spots.
North Shore
6873 S shore, Plenty of sun
848586 here tomorrow, but low humidity.
Check out those dew points.
We are down into the 50s tomorrow.
That's about a drop of 20 in the dew point
temp.
There could be a shower.
This is the latest data this has just come in
to show that in towards Mother's Day morning.
A sprinkle. Possible some kind of revising the forecast to
say
1020% chance, but it will be more cloud cover for
sure during the day.
On Mother's Day it's still likelier that we get to
the night time hours,
that we get the showers and maybe a storm to
move in.
So increasing clouds and everything's been coming in so fast
that didn't have a chance to really put the 20%
in here, but just now could be a sprinkle early.
But really I think the greatest rain chance holds off
till after Mother's Day.
The clouds will hold temps down to about 83.
The humidity still isn't bad.
This forecast wants to show a few waves of rain,
one early but then clearing but other forecast data.
Look at that, a ton of rain to Monday,
where some forecasts have 123 to 4 inches of more
of rain coming in.
And this is mainly Sunday night going through Monday and
Monday night.
And this is the Weather Prediction Center says we're at
a level 2 risk for locally heavy rain.
So Monday I should count on the rain or you
should too.
Getting back to work and school,
and that's really going to hold temps down.
We may not even muster 81 if it's raining for
a better part of the day.
Once that rains here, we're going to hang on to
it.
Going at least through Tuesday morning,
but clearing out Tuesday to Wednesday.
You know how it goes this time of the year.
Any sunshine? And we are going to warm right up.
All right, WDSU first morning weather 7 day forecast,
the Aurora borealis tonight. Don't forget about it.
I'll have to see your picks.
Then 84 tomorrow. Much less humid,
more cloud. Sunday still nice,
but the storms really holding off to Monday.