SUMMARY: After over 30 years of dormancy, the Holy Rosary Institute campus in Lafayette’s Northside is undergoing major redevelopment, supported by $4.5 million in funding secured since 2019. The historic vocational school for Black girls, closed in 1993, is transforming into a multipurpose community hub featuring a museum, restored chapel, event spaces, shops, and offices. Plans include a new Northeast public library on a 5-acre site, pending parish council approval of a 99-year lease. The Prime Time Head Start program will begin in Windolph Hall this fall. The redevelopment, led by Dustin Cravins, aims to revitalize the area while preserving Black Catholic cultural history.

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SUMMARY: A geomagnetic storm alert is in effect due to a strong coronal mass ejection from the sun, possibly allowing the aurora to be seen at lower latitudes, including San Antonio’s Hill Country, weather and cloud cover permitting. There’s a small risk of tech impacts like GPS interruptions, but nothing major expected. Today will be hot with highs near 95°F but feeling like 100°F. A 20% chance of stray storms with possible hail and gusty winds exists mainly northeast of San Antonio. The early June forecast remains hot and humid, with scattered daily storm chances through Wednesday before drying and warming by next weekend.

DETAILS: https://www.ksat.com/weather/2025/06/01/june-begins-as-june-often-does-hot-with-a-small-chance-for-a-pop-up-storm/

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SUMMARY: Quiet weather continues this weekend in Southeast Louisiana as hurricane season officially begins tomorrow. A cold front lies south, with high pressure keeping conditions calm and comfortable. Temperatures range from mid-60s overnight to highs near 90°F through the next week. Mostly clear skies dominate, with a slight chance (10-20%) of showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday, increasing to 30-40% by Thursday into next weekend. Smoke from Canadian wildfires is expected to lower air quality early next week, along with Saharan dust entering the Gulf later in the week, which may cause haze but help suppress tropical storms.

Quiet weather continues this weekend

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