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[{'start': '2.268', 'end': '3.336', 'text': "JUNE.  WDSU.  FIRST WARNING WEATHER.  YOU SEE, IT'S NO LONGER AN  IMPACT DAY.  ALL THE STORMS HAVE GONE AWAY.  QUITE THE STORMS THAT WE HAD  THAT LEFT OVER FOUR INCHES OF  RAIN IN SOME SPOTS AT TANGIPAHOA  PARISH.  LOOK AT YOU, ROSELAND AND MEET  THE RADAR ESTIMATES.  OVER FOUR INCHES OF RAIN THAT  FELL.  WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A LOOK AT  SOME OF THE ACTUAL RAINFALL  TOTALS HERE IN A LITTLE BIT  HERE.  BUT AS WE FINALLY GOT THAT RAIN  TO COME TO AN END, THAT'S WHERE  WE STAND AT THIS POINT.  LET'S FIND OUT WHAT WE'RE DOING  IN THE WAY OF DOPPLER RADAR AT  THIS POINT.  DO WE HAVE ANYTHING LEFT?  I JUST WANT TO CONFIRM THAT THAT  AS WE LOOK ON WHAT'S HAPPENING  ON RADAR, WE'LL TAKE OFF THAT  THAT WE HAVE NOTHING MUCH MORE.  THERE'S WDSU FIRST WARNING  WEATHER THAT IS SPINNING AROUND  AND NOTHING MUCH MORE.  IT IS COMING.  SO LET'S START WHERE WE ARE WITH  THE REAL TIME TEMPERATURES AND  GO FORWARD FROM HERE.  YOU'LL SEE WE'RE STILL AT 76  HERE IN TOWN.  HAMMOND AT 72, A LITTLE RAIN  COOLED AIR.  GRAND ISLE, YOU'RE AT 77, A  STEAMY 77.  THE DEW POINTS JUST ABOUT 70  DEGREES.  AND WE'VE GOT A LITTLE BIT OF A  SOUTH BREEZE IN SOME CASES.  OTHER CASES?  THE WIND NOT REALLY STRONG AT  ALL OR NONEXISTENT.  SO WE'VE HAD THESE FRONTS THAT  HAVE BEEN NEARING COMBINING WITH  STORMS THAT HAVE BEEN ROLLING  THROUGH, AND WE'VE BEEN GETTING  SCATTERED STORMS, MAINLY NORTH  OF US OVER THE LAST SEVERAL  DAYS.  THIS FRONT'S GOING TO EASE  CLOSER TO US AND GIVE US THE  FIRST SHOT OF STORMS TOMORROW.  A SECONDARY FRONT THAT IS THE  LATEST DATA TO SHOW WHAT WE DO  FOR SATURDAY'S FORECAST.  BUT IT DOES APPEAR THIS FRONT'S  GOING TO COME THROUGH AND  SUNDAY'S FORECAST IS GOING TO BE  SPECTACULAR.  60S AND 70S GET UP ON FRIDAY  MORNING.  ONE OF THE STORM CHANCES LOOK  LIKE ON FRIDAY.  WELL IT LOOKS TO BE I'M GOING TO  CALL IT WIDELY SCATTERED.  IT DOES SHOW THAT WE'VE GOT A  STORM RIGHT ON TOP OF US HERE.  THEN INTO FRIDAY EVENING AND  OVERNIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT WE'RE  GOING TO HAVE A ROUND OF STORMS  MOVE THROUGH.  AND THIS COULD IMPACT EVERYBODY  ACROSS SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA.  AND THEN WE GET INTO SATURDAY  AND WE'LL PAUSE IT RIGHT THERE  BEFORE WE GET TO THE HIGH RISK  FORECAST INTO FRIDAY AND FRIDAY  NIGHT.  VERY SMALL RISK THAT SOME OF  THOSE STORMS COULD BE STRONG,  POSSIBLY SEVERE.  AND THERE'S A LOW RISK TO THAT.  LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN COULD COME.  SO IT'S STILL AN IMPACT DAY.  WE STILL HAVE US WARM AND HUMID  WITH A HIGH OF 86 ON FRIDAY.  SO JAZZ FEST HATS, SUNSCREEN,  KEEPING COOL 86.  THE SCATTERED STORMS IN THE JAZZ  FEST BOUTTE CAST FORECAST I TAKE  YOUR BOOTS BECAUSE THERE'S STILL  THAT CHANCE OF THE STORM RIGHT  ON TOP.  BREAKING DOWN SATURDAY WITH THE  LATEST FORECAST.  PREVIOUSLY, WE SHOWED THAT  STORMS WOULD COME THROUGH IN THE  MORNING JUST LIKE THIS.  THEN WE WOULD LET UP AS GATES  OPEN AT 11 A.M. WE'RE LOOKING  GOOD THE REST OF THE DAY.  HOWEVER, THERE MAY BE ENOUGH  HEATING AND REHEATING OF THE DAY  THAT AS THE FRONT COMES THROUGH  MID AFTERNOON, THAT WE COULD GET  ANOTHER STORM DEVELOPING IN THE  ACTUAL FRONT AS THAT MOVES  THROUGH.  SO WE STILL HAVE TO KEEP SOME  RAIN CHANCES IN AS WE GO THROUGH  THE DAYTIME HOURS, AS WE DO HAVE  AN OVERNIGHT MORNING EVENT, IT  DOES APPEAR LIKELY WITH STORMS.  WE COULD GET A SECOND ROUND TO  DEVELOP LOW RISK THAT WE COULD  GET SOME FLOODING HAS NOW BEEN  ADDED INTO SATURDAY.  WE THOUGHT THAT WOULD BE THE  CASE, SO STILL AN IMPACT DAY.  TEMPERATURES WILL GO DOWN THOUGH  WITH THE MORNING SHOWERS AND  STORMS.  LEFTOVER CLOUDS HIGH OF ONLY 82.  ONLY A HIGH OF 80.  IN BOGALUSA.  AND THEN FOR THE JAZZ FEST  BOUTTE CAST FORECAST.  I THINK WE GET ENOUGH RAIN THAT  IT'S GOING TO BE MUDDY GROUNDS  FOR SURE.  IF YOU'RE ATTENDING SATURDAY,  YOU'RE GOING TO WANT THOSE BOOTS  AND RAIN GEAR TO FOOD TRUCK  FESTIVAL IN SLIDELL.  ALSO GOT A CHANCE OF SOME  STORMS.  IT'S A BIT COOLER THERE AS WELL  GOING INTO SUNDAY'S FORECAST.  NORTH WINDS KICK IN HERE.  SUNNY DAY A FEW HIGH IN THE SKY,  CLOUDS HIGH OF ABOUT 80.  BUT THIS IS THE BEST PART.  DEW POINTS DOWN INTO THE 50S.  WE'RE GOING TO ENJOY SOME REALLY  COMFY AIR.  SO JAZZ FEST BOUTTE CATS COULD  BE MUDDY GROUNDS BOOTS FOR THE  MUD, BUT YOU DON'T NEED ANYTHING  IN THE WAY OF ANY RAIN GEAR.  ON SUNDAY.  WE'RE LOOKING SPECTACULAR AND  WE'RE GOING TO HOLD THAT WEATHER  INTO NEXT WEEK INTO MONDAY  BEFORE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,  THURSDAY NEXT WEEK.  STORM CHANCES RETURN WDSU FIRST  WARNING WEATHER, SEVEN DAY  IMPACTS, THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS  FOR LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN.  POTENTIAL STRONG STORMS, BUT  THEN THE LESS HUMID,"}]