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Current Conditions — KLCH

81°F Clear
💧 Humidity 89%
💨 Wind 3 mph WSW
👁 Visibility 10.0 mi
🌡 Pressure 29.88 inHg

Hourly Forecast — Lake Charles,LA

12:00 AM 80°F Clear 💨 5 mph SW
1:00 AM 80°F Clear 💨 5 mph SW
2:00 AM 80°F Clear 💨 5 mph SW
3:00 AM 79°F Clear 💨 5 mph W
4:00 AM 79°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph W
5:00 AM 78°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph W
6:00 AM 78°F Sunny 💨 5 mph W
7:00 AM 78°F Sunny 💨 5 mph W
8:00 AM 81°F Sunny 💨 5 mph W
9:00 AM 84°F Sunny 💨 5 mph W
10:00 AM 86°F Sunny 💨 5 mph W
11:00 AM 89°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph W
12:00 PM 91°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph W
1:00 PM 93°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph W
2:00 PM 94°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph W
3:00 PM 95°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph SW
4:00 PM 95°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph SW
5:00 PM 94°F Sunny 💨 5 mph SW
6:00 PM 93°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
7:00 PM 91°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
8:00 PM 88°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
9:00 PM 86°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
10:00 PM 84°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
11:00 PM 82°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW

Daily Forecast — Lake Charles,LA

Overnight 77°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
Wednesday 95°F Sunny 💨 5 mph SW
Wednesday Night 78°F Mostly Clear 💨 5 mph SW
Thursday 97°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 mph W
Thursday Night 79°F Partly Cloudy 💨 5 mph SW
Friday 95°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 to 10 mph SW
Friday Night 80°F Partly Cloudy 💨 5 to 10 mph SW
Saturday 95°F Mostly Sunny 💨 5 to 10 mph SW
Saturday Night 79°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 10 to 15 mph SW
Sunday 95°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 5 to 10 mph W
Sunday Night 78°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 5 to 10 mph SW
Monday 93°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 5 to 10 mph SW
Monday Night 78°F Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 0 to 10 mph S
Tuesday 93°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms 💨 0 to 5 mph S

🚗 Road Conditions

Good

Nearest monitored road: Enterprise Boulevard (Secondary)

12:45 AM Good
1:00 AM Good
1:15 AM Good
1:30 AM Good
1:45 AM Good
2:00 AM Good
3:00 AM Good
4:00 AM Good

Forecast Discussion — LCH

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Key Messages

- dangerous heat continues with temperatures in the upper 90S to 100S and heat indices of 105-110f.

- a heat advisory is in effect for areas east of i-49 and along the atchafalaya.

- rain chances and slightly cooler temperatures arrive late in the work week and into the weekend.

Discussion

(tonight through next tuesday) issued at 1044 PM CDT tue jul 28 2026

Bulk of forecast considerations tonight were taken in by heat indices tomorrow (wednesday.) the persistence forecast will prevail until tomorrow with the start of a pattern change taking place sometime thursday. High pressure regime remains in place, and in fact, may be enhanced some on wednesday. Upper low pressure and trof descend from the northeast US, which lays the framework for later waves to erode upper high pressure. In the meantime, it appears the trof only acts to compress high pressure over the central US, and ultimately increase heights on wednesday. While this will likely result in slightly higher temps wed, it will also mean mixing once again. Since the airmass overtop the region mixed out quickly before those advisory-criteria indices really set in, it meant that most of the region stayed at and under 108 today. Since the same scenario may play out wed, the bulk of the area was left out of an advisory. Those in alexandria and along the atchafalaya may hit 108 to 110, even with mixing, so those areas did get an advisory for the day.

There is the part of the seabreeze pushing in during the early afternoon which may poke heat indices up a skosh, but if it was like today, even that moisture plume could be mixed down quickly. Unless there is a notable change in presentation or forecast overnight, the advisory will stand as-is. But adjustments may come as deemed necessary.

High pressure will try to hang on into thursday which may bring about this conversation again, but considering the increase in moisture that's anticipated with the approaching east trof, there could be enough cloud cover to tamp temps down from the needed highs to bring about advisory criteria thursday to the end of the week.

Residual high will also deflect majority of rain chances to the east until it can back off sometime later thursday or friday.

11/calhoun

Aviation

(06Z tafs) issued at 1156 PM CDT tue jul 28 2026

High pressure and dry airmass will dicate conditions over the forecast period. VFR sky conditions to be expected with variable winds as high pressure begins moving north and west of the region on wednesday.

Marine

Issued at 1044 PM CDT tue jul 28 2026

Low seas and moderate onshore winds will prevail to the end of the work week as high pressure largely remains in charge. High pressure will begin backing into central texas late thursday into friday, igniting a pressure gradient and increasing easterly winds. This may result in a period of small craft advisory conditions and very likely will signal the return of some rain chances over coastal waters.

Fire Weather

Issued at 1044 PM CDT tue jul 28 2026

High pressure will hang on into wednesday and likely into much of thursday, continuing the anomalously hot and dry pattern these days. Daytime rh minimums will vary in the 45 to 60 percent range through the end of the week, increasing into the weekend with the return of rain chances.

Radar — KLCH

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Surface Analysis — Central U.S. (South)

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