National Weather Service

Clouds with showers and thunderstorms will move into South Louisiana today bringing cooler weather to the area by Tuesday.

Sleet is possible across South Louisiana this morning, that should turn to rain later in the day and maybe storms tonight.

It won't be nearly as cold as it was today and Monday but it will be cold enough to cause concern.

Bridges will begin freezing over first and many roadways could become impassible by late tonight or early tomorrow.

South Louisiana will be under the gun from late Sunday through Monday night. Here's what you'll want to know.

Showers and storms should ramp up Monday afternoon and then again Tuesday night before cooler temperatures move into South Louisiana.

The I-10 corridor could see some snow flurries late this weekend. However, the accumulation of frozen precipitation is not likely.

There will be some showers and storms in the area by Wednesday but as of now, the outlook does not call for severe storms.

Severe weather watches and warnings will likely be issued today as a cold front fires up more stormy weather for South Louisiana.

Most of the heavy storms should be out of the way before the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve.

The long-range outlook calls for showers moving in on Christmas Day.

The weekend won't be a total washout but there will be times when rain could interrupt your holiday plans.