Good morning. Louisiana. I'm Michael Nally. If you woke up to the sound of rain hammering your roof, you weren't dreaming. Nearly five inches fell overnight across parts of the state. Baton Rouge took the worst punch — streets turned to rivers, drains gave up. That heavy band has finally pushed east, but the sky's not done with us yet. Today brings patchy fog and scattered thunderstorms rolling through. Down in New Orleans and the southeast, storms fire up this morning through early afternoon — peaking around 1 P.M. Highs hit 80 degrees with light south winds. Up in Baton Rouge, same story — storms most active through mid-morning, then easing. You'll also reach 80 degrees. Northwest Louisiana near Shreveport catches a break. Just a slight chance of rain before 10 A.M., then partly sunny skies take over. You'll top out at 76 degrees. Tonight, fog  ...