Good evening. Louisiana. I'm Michael Nally. In Here's situation, warm, unstable air from the Gulf is clashing with slightly cooler air filtering down from the north. That collision is fueling rounds of showers and thunderstorms. And some of them could pack a serious punch. Down in Southeast Louisiana. New Orleans and Baton Rouge are ground zero today. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect until midnight. Some spots have already seen 2 to 3 inches of rain. And another 2 to 4 inches could dump on top of that. That’s a recipe for street flooding, especially in low-lying areas. You’re sitting at 69 degrees this evening, but the humidity makes it feel heavier. By tomorrow, highs push to 79 degrees, but storms fire up again by noon. If you're heading to the French Quarter or out toward Slidell, keep the rain gear handy. In Capital sees same soggy story wi ...