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Jared Silverman

Jared Silverman

Meteorologist at WAFB-TV

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Recent Articles

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Typical summer weather pattern

When all is said and done, June will be an above-average rain month with almost seven inches at BTR.
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Relief from the heat

Elevated rain chances will deliver a couple more days of heat relief before temperatures and heat index values quickly rebound into early next week.
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Decent weather for Labor Day weekend

Decent weather for Labor Day weekend
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Cooler start to the workweek

The next front brings slim rain chances and cool mornings to follow.
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Dry conditions and cold nights ahead

Other than a small rain chance late Saturday, a generally quiet weather pattern is expected into next week.
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Forecast will be more of a treat, and less of a trick!

Halloween weather is looking nice with sunny and dry conditions today, and more cold nights/mornings ahead.
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Chilly start, but nice finish for New Years Eve

Look ahead to a warming trend as we move into the early days of 2026.
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Warmer with small rain chances

A weak cold front will move into our region late tonight into Saturday morning, yielding small rain chances, and breezy conditions.
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Rain chances on the rise

Have the rain gear ready to go starting today and continuing into next week.
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Rain, heavy at times, going into the weekend

Keep the rain gear handy Friday through the weekend, as high rain chances remain in the forecast, with a small chance of severe weather.
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Super El Niño could help quiet hurricane season but Louisiana still...

A strong El Niño could reduce the number of storms this hurricane season, but forecasters warn Louisiana residents should not let their guard down.