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THIS WEEK: Pleasant mornings, record-challenging high temperatures ~ Mia
SUMMARY: Good evening, San Antonio! Meteorologist Mia Montgomery reports that record high temperatures are expected to start the work week, with Monday’s forecast reaching 97 degrees, potentially breaking the current record of 96. Drier air will lead to quick warming in the afternoons but allow for cooler nights, with morning lows in the mid-60s. This trend continues into Wednesday, with no significant heat index issues expected. A slight chance of isolated showers may appear next weekend, as humidity increases. Additionally, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring a system in the Caribbean with a 50% chance of development, though it poses no immediate threat to Central Texas.
Dry air will still make for pleasant mornings early this week, but plenty of sunshine will send high temperatures into the mid/upper 90s at times, challenging a few records in San Antonio. Here’s an update on the week ahead, plus a check at the tropics with Mia.
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NOLA on the ‘wrong track’ in new poll
SUMMARY: A recent poll of 520 likely New Orleans voters reveals 66% believe the city is headed in the wrong direction, with only 22% feeling positive. Conducted by Silas Lee & Associates, the survey highlights residents’ concerns about frequent power outages, flooding, potholes, and neglected infrastructure since Hurricane Katrina. Over 80% want elected officials to prioritize infrastructure improvements, including drainage, electricity, sanitation, and street conditions. Additionally, 92% have experienced power outages, with 38% facing many. Voters are closely watching mayoral candidates’ plans ahead of the October election, anticipating a runoff due to strong competition and widespread demand for change.
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Council to finalize Lemoine Building purchase, Northside rezoning
SUMMARY: In June, the Lafayette City Council approved $6.5 million in bonds for LFT Fiber to purchase the former Lemoine building at 214 Jefferson Street, currently its rented headquarters. LUS allocated $3.5 million from reserves for sewer and power line repairs due to stormwater infiltration causing losses and limiting new housing connections. The Council plans to rezone over 30 properties between Mudd Avenue and E. Simcoe Street for mixed commercial and residential use to promote development, despite challenges from a new short-term rental ban. Additionally, the 400 Block of Renaud Drive will shift from industrial to mixed-use zoning. ADA upgrades at Rosa Parks Center are delayed, doubling the timeline from three to six years.
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WWL anchors switch-a-roo during cooking with Chef Kevin Belton
SUMMARY: WWL anchors joined Chef Kevin Belton in the kitchen to prepare country-style ribs and whiskey pudding cake. Chef Kevin shared his method: seasoning ribs with Creole seasoning, marinating overnight, baking at 320°F for two hours covered in foil, then glazing with sauce under the broiler. The ribs were a hit among station staff, with many lining up for servings. The whiskey pudding cake was also popular, with a recommendation to double the recipe. Chef Kevin’s recipes are available on WWLTV.com and the WD Bell Plus app. The segment highlighted easy, crowd-pleasing dishes perfect for home cooking.
Chef Belton is in the WWL Louisiana Kitchen cooking up his Baked Country Style Ribs when the WWL anchor Brandon Walker steps in and hilariously fills in for co-anchor Brheanna Boudreaux.
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