We are currently transitioning from a colder airmass to a warmer airmass, which means we can expect warmer-than-normal temperatures across much of the country, including Acadiana, through the first week of March.

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Tonight will be chilly, with temperatures expected to drop into the 40s with patchy to dense fog.

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Tomorrow, highs will rise into the low 70s. The rest of the week is forecasted to remain warm, with temperatures generally in the 60s and 70s.

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Rain chances are low this week, remaining below 30%. A weak cold front is anticipated early Thursday, leading to slightly cooler temperatures and drier conditions.

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