New Orleans: Severe Weather Could Threaten Mardi Gras Festivities
Time to break out the beads, grab a King cake and stake out your spot for the parades in New Orleans because Mardi Gras is here. But if you’re planning to celebrate in The Big Easy then your parade gear should probably include a rain jacket, boots and an umbrella - because Mother Nature is trying to rain on your Mardi Gras parade.
Tornado watches and warnings are spread across the South as well as severe thunderstorm alerts and flash flood warnings.
The threat of severe weather has left New Orleans Mardi Gras traditions at risk, with parades being shortened or canceled, ...
Rex will not pass Gallier Hall, where traditionally Rex toasts the mayor of New Orleans. Rex will instead turn down Jackson ...
NEW ORLEANS – A powerful storm system that is expected to sweep across the southern Plains and Southeast will head toward the Gulf Coast, raising concerns about its impact on Mardi Gras ...
While added humidity may limit highs to the upper 70s for your Sunday Funday, we're still tracking a pleasant afternoon ...
The winter storm could impact up to 170 million people across more than 20 states from the southern Plains to the Midwest and ...
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Jefferson Parish officials cancel all Mardi Gras Day parades due to high wind concerns, while New Orleans leaders assess potential storm risks before making a final decision.
Following the Jan. 1 truck attack that killed 14 people in the heart of New Orleans, extra barricades have been placed along ...
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