Impending Severe Storms Threaten Southern States

A strong storm system is expected to move through Louisiana on Monday night, bringing a risk of damaging winds, heavy rain, lightning, small hail, and isolated tornadoes. The entire area, including New Orleans, is under a Level 2 out of 5 (slight risk) for severe weather, with a Level 3 (enhanced risk) outlined just across the border in Mississippi and western Louisiana. The greatest threat will be from winds over 58 mph, with a 15% chance of occurrence within 25 miles. There is also a 5% chance of a tornado within 25 miles. The storms are expected to arrive after sunset and continue into the early morning hours. Residents are urged to have their smart devices set to receive audible alerts and stay updated with the latest coverage from WDSU First Warning Weather.
- Severe storms possible in the New Orleans forecast Monday night WDSU New Orleans
- Brief window for strong, possible severe storms Monday ahead of stout cold front KBTX
- Severe storms possible Monday and Tuesday in Alabama AL.com
- A Weather Alert Day for possible severe storms and a potential of tornadoes WDSU News
- FIRST ALERT: Severe threat late Monday; wet & chilly Thanksgiving WAFB
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