New Orleans/Baton Rouge - National Weather Service
NOAA National Weather Service New Orleans/Baton Rouge
www.weather.govHere’s the latest you can act on for the New Orleans Weather Forecast Office (NWS NOA WFO) information.
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What it is: The New Orleans/Baton Rouge Forecast Office (KLIX) is the local National Weather Service office serving southeast Louisiana and parts of Mississippi, issuing area forecasts, warnings, and hydrologic products for the region. This office provides the official short- and long-range forecast discussion, watches/warnings, and hazard advisories for the New Orleans area.
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Recent forecast highlights: The office routinely posts 5-day and 7-day forecasts, including potential severe weather scenarios (for example, risk levels for severe weather events, timing windows, and expected hazards like damaging winds, hail, tornado risk, and flood potential) and any active watches or warnings. Recent discussions and forecast products emphasize updates during convective events and tropical-season hazards in the region.
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How to monitor in real time: For authoritative, up-to-date information, check the KLIX page for current watches, warnings, and advisories, as well as the latest Area Forecast Discussion and the 7-day forecast. The site often provides maps and NWS graphics showing rain chances, temperatures, and hazard areas.
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Public safety steps: If a watch or warning is in effect, follow guidance from the NWS for sheltering, preparedness, and safety precautions, and stay tuned to local news and the NWS alerts for near real-time updates.
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