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State Severe Weather & Flooding Graphics – 1/24/23 6AM

Here is the latest statewide graphics concerning the potential for severe weather for today Tuesday, January 24.

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Posted on 24 Jan 202324 Jan 2023 by AfreyPosted in 2023, State Reports, WeatherLeave a comment

WEATHER NOTICE – FREEZING CONDITIONS

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Posted on 21 Dec 202221 Dec 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, WeatherTagged weather, winter. Leave a comment

Updated Graphics for Winter Weather Threat this week

The National Weather Service (NWS) New Orleans has produced updated weather graphics concerning the significant cold weather threat at the end of the week.  As always, please reference your local Emergency Management office for advice concerning your area.

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Posted on 21 Dec 202221 Dec 2022 by sapperjim42Posted in 2022, Prepare, WeatherTagged weather. Leave a comment

Dangerous Cold Temperatures Later This Week

A strong cold front will move into the state on Thursday, causing temperatures to drop into the 20s as early as that afternoon. Strong winds with gusts up to forty miles per hour will accompany the front, resulting in wind chills into the teens. Cold temperatures will last into the Christmas weekend. Potential impacts include … Continue reading Dangerous Cold Temperatures Later This Week

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Posted on 19 Dec 2022 by sapperjim42Posted in 2022, LABEOC Alert, Prepare, WeatherTagged GOHSEP News, Prepare, weather. Leave a comment

State monitoring risk of severe weather Friday and Saturday

GOHSEP is monitoring potential effects associated with a cold front that will be moving into the state tonight. The northwest part of the state will see an enhanced risk of severe weather tonight, and the northeast, central, and southwest parts of the state will see a slight risk of severe weather into Saturday morning. The southeast part … Continue reading State monitoring risk of severe weather Friday and Saturday

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Posted on 4 Nov 20224 Nov 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, State Reports, WeatherLeave a comment

NOAA: Flooding in the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi River Valley

Key Points: A multi-day heavy rainfall event is in progress from across the ArkLaTex region this morning. The threat of heavy rainfall leading to flash, urban, and small stream flooding will persist through at least Wednesday from central Texas into the Lower Mississippi River Valley. The Weather Prediction Center has included a Moderate Risk in … Continue reading NOAA: Flooding in the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi River Valley

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Posted on 22 Aug 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, NOAA, WeatherLeave a comment

St. Charles Parish officials hope new weather tech will help in storm response and recovery

ST. CHARLES PARISH (WVUE) - It’s been nearly one year since Hurricane Ida made landfall and many are still trying to rebuild. In St. Charles Parish, officials are preparing ahead of the next big storm. They say a new interactive weather station will not only help parish officials with response, but help residents in recovery. “This is … Continue reading St. Charles Parish officials hope new weather tech will help in storm response and recovery

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Posted on 18 Jul 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, Hurricane, Parish Alerts, Resiliency, WeatherLeave a comment

Memorial Day 2022 – Weather Hazards Outlook

Forecast Overview and Weather Hazards: (Thursday 5/26 - Tuesday 5/31) Overview: ● Storm and isolated flooding hazards will be present in areas east of the Mississippi River today, Friday, and early Saturday as a storm system slowly pushes off of the East Coast by Sunday. A second storm system will begin to move into the … Continue reading Memorial Day 2022 – Weather Hazards Outlook

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Posted on 26 May 202226 May 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, WeatherLeave a comment

NOAA Predicts Above-Normal 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Ongoing La Niña, above-average Atlantic temperatures set the stage for busy season ahead 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Forecasters at NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Weather Service, are predicting above-average hurricane activity this year — which would make it the seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season. NOAA’s outlook for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, … Continue reading NOAA Predicts Above-Normal 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season

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Posted on 24 May 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, Hurricane, WeatherLeave a comment

National Weather Service: Tropical Update for Next Week

  Good afternoon partners - Given the heightened visibility of the GFS model forecast lately we just wanted to send a quick update regarding potential for tropical development next week. Here's what we know: One particular model (the GFS) has been consistently forecasting tropical cyclone development in the Caribbean, possibly moving into the Gulf of … Continue reading National Weather Service: Tropical Update for Next Week

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Posted on 17 May 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, WeatherLeave a comment

Situational Awareness Report, 29 MARCH 2022 6:30 pm

Situational Awareness Report 29 MARCH 2022 As of 6:30 pm State EOC Activation Level: Level 4 CAT WebEOC Incident: 22-015 – Severe Weather - Statewide – MAR2930   SITUATION:  Enhanced to moderate risk of severe thunderstorms Wednesday morning through evening. Damaging wind gusts, tornadoes, and large hail are possible. Greatest risk along and north of I-12/I-10 up … Continue reading Situational Awareness Report, 29 MARCH 2022 6:30 pm

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Posted on 29 Mar 202229 Mar 2022 by AfreyPosted in 2022, GOHSEP Report, WeatherLeave a comment

Increased Risk for Severe Weather 3/21-3/22

The national weather service is monitoring the risk for severe weather over the next 48 hours. Impacts: The main threats associated with any severe storms will be: Tornadoes: Tornadoes will be possible, and a few could be strong (EF2+) and/or long track There is potential for a significant tornado outbreak. Damaging Winds: Wind gusts greater … Continue reading Increased Risk for Severe Weather 3/21-3/22

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Posted on 21 Mar 2022 by sapperjim42Posted in WeatherTagged GOHSEP, weather. Leave a comment

NOAA National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Nicholas 1pm Update

..NICHOLAS MOVING ERRATICALLY NORTHWARD JUST OFFSHORE THE SOUTHERN COAST OF TEXAS... ...FLASH FLOODING, DANGEROUS STORM SURGE, AND GUSTY WINDS EXPECTED ALONG PORTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN AND MIDDLE TEXAS COASTS TODAY... A Storm Surge Warning is in effect for... * Port Aransas Texas to Sabine Pass * Galveston Bay, Aransas Bay, San Antonio Bay, and Matagorda … Continue reading NOAA National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Nicholas 1pm Update

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Posted on 13 Sep 2021 by AfreyPosted in 2021, Tropical Storm Nicholas, WeatherLeave a comment

GOHSEP daily update August 27, 2021

Click to view report: 210827-SITREP

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Posted on 27 Aug 202128 Aug 2021 by sapperjim42Posted in 2021, Hurricane, Ida, LABEOC Alert, WeatherTagged 2021, Hurricane, Prepare, weather. Leave a comment

NOAA Extreme Weather Sheet (Southeast LA)

https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/2021-03/Southeast-Louisiana.pdf

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Posted on 27 Aug 2021 by AfreyPosted in 2021, Ida, WeatherLeave a comment

Tropical Depression 9 | 5pm EDT Update

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Posted on 26 Aug 2021 by AfreyPosted in 2021, NOAA, Prepare, WeatherLeave a comment

Storm Prep: View our Important Links & Resource Page

The LABEOC did the work for you! Check out our Important Links page (https://lnkd.in/dxDZjiUK) for all the resources and info you need to prepare and recover from a disaster. Don't forget to sign up for the email updates too - https://labeoc.org/join-the-labeoc-network/  

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Posted on 26 Aug 202126 Aug 2021 by AfreyPosted in 2021, LABEOC Alert, Prepare, Resiliency, WeatherLeave a comment

Tropical Depression # 9 Key Messages

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Posted on 26 Aug 2021 by AfreyPosted in 2021, LABEOC Alert, WeatherLeave a comment

Back to the Tropics

As we say goodbye to Fred, we turn our attention to Grace.  Grace appears to be taking a southern track across the Gulf of Mexico, across the Yucatan pennisula, and finally making landfall in Mexico or the extreme southern part of Texas.  Grace will make no impact on Louisiana, according to official NHC forecasts.  Henri … Continue reading Back to the Tropics

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Posted on 17 Aug 2021 by sapperjim42Posted in 2021, Hurricane, Prepare, WeatherTagged 2021, Hurricane, Prepare, weather. Leave a comment

FRED and GRACE part two…

FRED and GRACE part two… Fred appears to have lost his way and his course is now sliding to the west.  Fred's visit to Caribbean island had a sever impact on his health, resulting in a more westerly circulation forming coming out of the Florida straight.  Current National Hurricane Center forecasts have Fred strengthening back … Continue reading FRED and GRACE part two…

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Posted on 14 Aug 2021 by sapperjim42Posted in 2021, Hurricane, NOAA, Prepare, WeatherTagged 2021, Hurricane, Prepare, weather. Leave a comment

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