The weather forecast for the upcoming week is a mix of storms and heat. The unsettled weather pattern from the past week is expected to continue through the start of the workweek. After a few more rounds of storms, the weather will begin to change, with extreme heat and lots of sunshine replacing the stormy afternoons.

    The day will start off dry and mild, but by lunchtime, a wave of energy in the atmosphere will bring another round of widespread heavy rains and noisy storms. Similar to the storms over the weekend, some of the activity today could be strong to potentially severe, with high wind gusts possible. Temperatures will climb to near 90 degrees before the rain cools things down. Monday's round of storms will be mainly in the early afternoon hours, but a few isolated showers and thunderstorms may linger into the evening. Overnight, mostly dry and partly cloudy conditions will remain. Temperatures will stay in the 70s.

    The forecast calls for one last round of widespread thunderstorms on Tuesday before the weather starts to calm down. By mid-week, high pressure will begin to build over the state, bringing more sunshine and warmer temperatures while lowering the chance of daily rainfall. Only a few isolated storms will be possible on Wednesday and during Juneteenth celebrations on Thursday. By the weekend, typical Louisiana summer heat and humidity will return in full force with little rain for relief. With the Summer Solstice on Friday, Baton Rouge may see its first heat alert of the year as heat index values climb well above 100 degrees.

    For the Gulf, Caribbean, and Atlantic, all is quiet. No tropical development is expected over the next seven days.

    The upcoming week will see a transition from stormy weather to extreme heat. This shift in weather patterns is typical for this time of year in Louisiana. The state is known for its hot and humid summers, with temperatures often reaching into the 90s. The storms that have been occurring are a result of the unstable weather pattern that has been in place. As the high pressure builds over the state, the weather will become more stable, and the chance of daily rainfall will decrease. This is a good time to prepare for the upcoming heat by staying hydrated and avoiding outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day.

    The forecast for the upcoming week is a mix of storms and heat. This is typical for this time of year in Louisiana. The state is known for its hot and humid summers, with temperatures often reaching into the 90s. The storms that have been occurring are a result of the unstable weather pattern that has been in place. As the high pressure builds over the state, the weather will become more stable, and the chance of daily rainfall will decrease. This is a good time to prepare for the upcoming heat by staying hydrated and avoiding outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day.

Stormy Days Ahead: A Shift in Weather Patterns

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