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Although temperatures will not rapidly drop today, a cold front will roll through this morning leading to slightly cooler highs. Over the weekend is where the real chill arrives, with some reaching into the 30s!
Today & Tonight: Expect a lot of sunshine today after a front passage, with only a few high clouds filtering the sunshine. Highs will reach near 77° with breezy north winds picking up in the afternoon. Overnight is when temperatures will tumble. Lows will reach into the mid-40s, so bring out those jackets and coats!
Up Next: Highs will struggle to reach into the 70s Friday after the chilly start. For the Friday Night Blitz, get ready for the chilliest Friday night of the football season so far! Temperatures will drop throughout the 50s, potentially even reaching the upper 40s by the final whistle. If heading to any of these games, bundle up!

Temperatures tumble even more as we head into the weekend. Lows Saturday morning will be in the upper 30s, with patchy frost possible especially north of I-10/12. Highs will not leave the 60s during the day, meaning it will feel cool outside. If heading to watch Southern or LSU, bring the layers no matter what game you attend. Especially for Saturday night in Death Valley, temperatures could even drop into the 40s by the 4th quarter so bundle up!

Cool conditions continue through early next week. The only shake up to the forecast will be a weather system passing through late Sunday into Monday. This will bring more clouds and some showers before things clear up on Tuesday.
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The Tropics: The Gulf, Caribbean, and Atlantic are all quiet. No development is expected over the next seven days as the end of hurricane season nears.
— Balin
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