Hannah Gard
Meteorologist at WVUE-TV (New Orleans, LA)
Certified Broadcast Meteorologist @FOX8NOLA | Former: @CNN @KSWO_7NEWS @KKTV11News | @ousom Alum | Boomer Sooner | Who Dat ⚜️
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2 days ago |
fox8live.com | Hannah Gard
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Highs on Wednesday climb to the mid-90s. Feels-like temperatures will be around 108 with a Heat Advisory in effect. Make sure you take breaks from the heat and stay hydrated. A few showers and downpours are possible in the afternoon, but coverage will only be around 20 percent of the area. Storm chances increase later in the week. Some strong storms are possible on Thursday afternoon after showers in the morning. Lightning, heavy rain, and gusty winds are the main threats.
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4 days ago |
fox8live.com | Hannah Gard
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Afternoon storms are likely for your Tuesday. Showers and storms climb north from the coast through the afternoon. The highest rain coverage will be on the South Shore, with farther inland areas seeing only a few showers. Tropical downpours and frequent lightning are the main risks. Temperatures get to the low 90s, and drier areas will feel hot as the heat index climbs into the triple digits. It dries up in the evening, and we see a drier forecast for Wednesday.
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4 days ago |
fox8live.com | Hannah Gard
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An area of low pressure in the Atlantic has a medium chance for tropical development over the next 48 hours. The chances have decreased from the National Hurricane Center as the system has yet to come together on Monday. The area was outlined with a high chance for development in the morning hours. On Monday afternoon, the low-pressure system’s center was exposed on the low levels, indicating strong wind shear and limiting development.
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6 days ago |
fox8live.com | Hannah Gard
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The summer days continue on Sunday. A few scattered storms are possible in the afternoon. Much of the area will stay dry with highs reaching mid-90s and heat index values well into the triple-digits. Monday, the winds pick up from the east, and we see increasing rain and storm chances. The wettest day appears to be Tuesday as moisture surges into the area. Rain will keep temperatures down in the low 90s.
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1 week ago |
fox8live.com | Hannah Gard
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - It is a hot start to the weekend. A Heat Advisory is in effect with feels-like temperatures up to 110 degrees possible this afternoon. Ensure you have access to ways to cool off and stay hydrated. A few spotty downpours and storms are possible, but coverage will only be around 30 percent of the area. On Sunday, we could see a few more storms helping to keep the heat down. It will still feel like triple-digits, but we may be able to stay below Heat Advisory criteria for many.
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STREET FLOOD ADVISORY: Heavy rain is occurring in these areas. Avoid travel on flooded roadways! #lawx #nola https://t.co/IaObcdTKJx
Summer is here this week with increasing heat, humidity and storms. Highs will increase from upper 80s to mid 90s by the end of the weekend. Afternoon showers and storms are possible each day, so check the radar when you head out. #lawx #mswx https://t.co/f7ER9JUzza
Monday the slightly drier air is lingering and highs climb to upper 80s. The humidity returns through the week and feels-like temperatures will be back in the low triple digits with highs in the low 90s. Storm chances increase. #lawx #mswx https://t.co/5jZvkCMcCN