For residents of South Louisiana it's not a question of if it will rain but more a question of how much it will rain. The National Weather Service has updated the rainfall forecast.
A weather system in the northern Gulf is expected to strengthen over the next 48 hours. Tropical model guidance suggests that Louisiana's coastline will be affected by this storm.
The 2025 Hurricane Season's second named storm has made landfall in Mexico. Meanwhile another are of concern has caught the attention of the National Hurricane Center.
An area of disturbed weather if forecast to move out of the Caribbean and into the Bay of Campeche over the weekend. This could mean tropical development in the Gulf next week.
Forecasters are unsure of where a system in the Caribbean might go but there is agreement if it gets into the Gulf of Mexico it could be a "formidable storm".
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A strong cold front and a strengthening system in the Caribbean will affect Louisiana's weather next week. Severe storms and tropical downpours can't be ruled out.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring three areas of disturbed weather. Two of those areas could be of concern for the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana next week.