New Orleans about to be HIT by Tropical Storm Arthur, 6/18/26 (Storms in the South)

Zechariah 9:14 LINK
The Lord Will Appear
Then the Lord will appear over them; his arrow will flash like
lightning. The Sovereign Lord will sound the trumpet; He will
march in the storms of the south,

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New Orleans Radar: LINK

Tropical Storm Arthur’s Impact on New Orleans on June 18, 2026 LINK

On Thursday, June 18, 2026, New Orleans faced heavy rains, flooding risks, and high winds from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur, which had weakened to a post-tropical system after making landfall in Texas WWL-TV+1.

Weather Conditions
Rainfall: The Northshore and metro area could see 2–5 inches of rain, with localized totals up to 10 inches where slow-moving rain bands lingered WDSU+1.

Flooding: The highest flood risk spanned from Baton Rouge through New Orleans and the Northshore, with parts of South Mississippi also at risk WWL-TV. A Level 4 flood threat was in effect through Thursday morning WWL-TV.

Winds: Gusty winds were expected, especially near the coast, with potential for isolated tornadoes in parts of southeast Louisiana WDSU+1.

Tornado Watch: In effect for parts of Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes until 6 a.m. WWL-TV