A cold snap is on the way to Acadiana with a stretch of chilly days arriving behind a front that is going to be moving through Monday night.
After a chilly finish to the weekend, temperatures will sit in the mid 60s for the highs Monday afternoon with clouds gathering through the day.
Showers and storms will develop later on in the day, moving through in the evening and potentially having an impact on your evening commute.
Showers will creep into west Louisiana around 5:00 p.m. and spreading eastward into Acadiana around 6:00 p.m.
Rain totals will be on the magnitude of 1-2" with most of the rainfall spread out through enough time to alleviate flooding concerns.
Clouds will stick around through most of the day on Tuesday and temperatures will be dropping with highs sticking consistently in the 50s.
There's a chance we see freezing temperatures by the end of the week, and it's likely we'll get at least one frosty morning before the weekend.
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