Devon Lucie
Meteorologist at WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA)
#Dad #OU grad #WIU alum #AMS certified, amateur cook, sports junkie, Emmy Award winner, part of the #WDSU Weather Team keeping you safe & informed. 501.680.7899
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3 days ago |
wdsu.com | Devon Lucie
Scattered storms are possible through the rest of the week while turning hotter and more humid, and tracking a low chance of tropical development off the coast of the Southeastern U.S. in your New Orleans weather forecast.There is a low chance of tropical development that has now been given a low, 10% chance of development over the next two days.The system will be fighting wind shear and marginally favorable water temperatures.Our forecast data show little in the way of strengthening and...
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4 days ago |
wdsu.com | Devon Lucie
WELL, IT MAY ONLY BE THE SECOND DAY OF HURRICANE SEASON, BUT IT IS OUR FIRST FOR AN OUTLINED AREA. POSSIBLE TROPICAL DEVELOPMENT. PONTCHARTRAIN CONSERVANCY CAM LOOKS GREAT RIGHT NOW, BUT OFF THE COAST OF THE SOUTHEASTERN U.S. GETTING UP TO THE MID-ATLANTIC. YOU GOT THIS LOW CHANCE, VERY LOW CHANCE, 10% OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS OF POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT. WHERE THE SYSTEM IS AT THE TIME IS ACTUALLY CHURNING OVER THE NORTHEASTERN GULF.
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4 days ago |
wdsu.com | Devon Lucie
A low chance, 10% over the next seven days, has been outlined by the National Hurricane Center (NHC) off the coast of the Southeastern U.S.A system over the Northeastern part of the Gulf hasn't shown any signs of development right now.Forecast data show the system moving over the Southeastern U.S. and into the Atlantic over the next few days, but our forecast data show little in the way of strengthening and organization.Regardless if it develops or not, it will not have any direct impact on...
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1 week ago |
wdsu.com | Devon Lucie
A device called Tiger Dam is helping keep flood waters away from buildings and roads and can be used nearly anywhere flooding poses a threat. It's also a locally made product. Tiger dam is as nimble and strong as its namesake and can be implemented in a matter of hours, becoming a watertight dam keeping flood waters away.
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1 week ago |
wdsu.com | Devon Lucie
The forecasts are in, and there are a few things to know about this year's hurricane season outlook. We'll start with the official forecast from NOAA. They're expecting 13-19 named storms, 6-10 hurricanes and 3-5 major hurricanes. Philip Klotzbach, one of the world's leading hurricane experts and a researcher at Colorado State University, issued his forecast several weeks before NOAA. He's forecasting 17 named storms, 9 hurricanes and 4 major hurricanes.
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Closing in on the start of hurricane season but the long range forecasts show not to worry about anything coming our way any time soon! @wdsu https://t.co/qDOnvQJVeo
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Take in tonight and tomorrow, because an early round of summer heat moves in through the rest of the week. Our first 90s of the season are likely by the end of the week, but it's the first heat indices of 100°+ are possible by the weekend too! Stay cool! @wdsu https://t.co/ZayTzuH7A6
