Sunday PM Forecast: Monday looks to be the perfect fall day, warming trend by middle of week
Temperatures will only max out around 70 degrees tomorrow. High temperatures will rise several degrees every day this week. Humidity will still be low.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Tonight, we will bottom out around 50 degrees, with some areas especially north of Baton Rouge getting into the upper 40's. There will also be completely clear skies. Tomorrow looks to be the picture perfect fall day. There is a good chance there will not be a single cloud in the sky. Temperatures are only going to max out around 70 degrees and humidity will be non-existent. Just like today, there will be a pretty breezy north wind.
Up Next: Thermometers will work gradually warmer toward the end of this week. High temperatures will climb several degrees each day this week. Humidity will stay thankfully low but it will still be warm by Wednesday and Thursday. A weather system will pass close by late Thursday into Friday. Most of the rains will likely miss the capitol area. A weak front could move through which could bring even drier air along with it. Unfortunately, this front doesn't look to bring down temperatures for next weekend.
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