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NOLA.com · 2d

Disorganized Gulf disturbance is dumping rain on Louisiana. See forecast for New Orleans.

The risk of flooding is greatest Thursday and will be elevated Friday, especially along the coast.

· 2d · on MSN

Weather in New Orleans: Area could see a foot of rain as storm swirls in Gulf

· 3d · on MSN

New Orleans preparing for heavy rain, flooding from tropical weather

· 13h

Hurricane center tracks Atlantic tropical wave with chance to develop

The National Hurricane Center continued Saturday to assess a tropical wave moving across the Atlantic with a chance to develop into the season’s next tropical depression or storm.

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Flood threat lingers over Gulf Coast as tropical downpours target region

· 20h

Area of potential development in the tropics catches attention of National Hurricane Center

· 18h

National Hurricane Center watching disturbance in the Atlantic, as heat is on in Florida

A heat advisory has been issued from the Florida Panhandle west of Panama City down through Central Florida.

· 18h

National Hurricane Center tracking Invest 93L, 3 tropical waves. What's next for Florida?

· 1d

Gulf Tropical Disturbance A Flood Threat In Louisiana, Mississippi, Including New Orleans

Alert Day: Flood Watch remains in effect as more rounds of heavy rain possible Friday in your New Orleans forecast

Today is a WDSU First Warning Weather Alert Day as the entire area is still under a Flood Watch as heavy rain is expected throughout the morning and afternoon.

2don MSN

Weather Alert Days as elevated flood risk continues in your New Orleans weather forecast

As a tropical disturbance passes through, an elevated threat of flooding will continue through Friday with high tropical humidity in place

2don MSN

Officials in Orleans and Jefferson Parish say pump systems ready as heavy rain approaches

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - With heavy rain in the forecast from Invest 93-L, officials in both New Orleans and Jefferson Parish say their pumping systems are fully prepared, urging residents to stay alert but not to panic.