Monday will be a bit grey as well, but much less rain around and most of the area will move into the warmer sector of this system keeping highs in the low to middle 70s.
Several waves of energy will push across the area in the mid and upper level southwest flow helping to trigger showers and storms through much of the day.
Temperatures will start out on the chilly side with 40s south and low 30s north. The clear sky and dry conditions will allow temperatures to bottom out Friday morning.
A busy next 24 hours is expected in weather as we have the risk for severe storms along with strong winds due to a powerful low pressure blowing through the area.
Mostly clear conditions overnight will lead to chilly temperatures early Monday in the upper 30s north and middle 40s south. Breezy conditions mean it will feel even colder so be prepared to bundle up.
Expect temperatures to remain steady through the overnight in the middle 50s for most of the day as a low pressure system continues to push across the region keeping clouds and rain in play.
The developing low pressure will allow for all of southeast Louisiana to see heavy showers at times from the wee hours of the morning into the evening.