It has bounced back up from around 6 feet over the weekend and is projected to rise to near 9 feet later this week before cresting and falling again. Typically in the past couple of years when the Spillway was opened, the River level was 15+ feet. Not going to happen this year which is good news for folks fishing Lake Pontchartrain.
Our upper air pattern is changing once again as the upper high over the Southeast is pushed to the south by a digging East coast trough. That will bring sever opportunities to receive needed rainfall. Let's begin with tomorrow.
The first frontal boundary will increase our clouds and shower chances Wednesday, but it will struggle to get very far past us.
The Saturday front looks stronger and should push down to the coast. Neither will bring cooler air, but it will be drier (less humid).
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