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70
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| Wind |
Calm |
| Humidity |
99% |
| Barometer |
29.86 |
| Since Midnight |
| High Temp. |
72° |
| Low Temp. |
68 ° |
| Rainfall |
00.00 in. |
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GUSTAV COULD CAUSE PROBLEMS NEXT WEEK..
Skies were partly cloudy today with most highs climbing into the upper 80's. Only a few showers dotted the area late in the afternoon and early evening. Tonight should be mostly clear with lows falling into the mid 60's. Because the airmass is fairly dry, it will heat quickly Thursday, and as a result, temperatures should have little problem reaching into the lower 90's. A weak front will approach the region late Friday and Saturday and this could set the stage for a few showers during that period. Sunday looks hot and dry with highs in the low to mid 90's. Latest computer models place Gustav just southeast of New Orleans, Louisiana at 2:00 PM Monday with sustained winds of 115 mph. If this scenario occurs we could be in for a heavy rain event next week. Keep in mind, this is still 5 days away and things could change. The Trueview weather team will continue to give you the very latest on the movement of this potentially dangerous system.
Dick Rice
Meteorologist
drice@wtva.com
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