SUMMARY: The STM Cougars, defending D2 Select champions, enter the rematch with an unblemished 10-0 record and impressive postseason scoring. Head Coach Jim Hightower praises the team's senior leadership and their love for the game. LCA Knights, led by prolific quarterback Jujuan Johnson, seek revenge for their loss to the Cougars in the previous year's title game. Coach Hunter Landry urges his team to focus on the present game and not dwell on past results. Both teams are preparing for a highly anticipated rematch of district foes.

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SUMMARY: Drive carefully in foggy conditions, warm and muggy weather expected early tomorrow with showers possible. Rain and storms expected tomorrow night and into Sunday morning, followed by dry, blustery, and cold conditions. Breezy afternoon with passing showers and temperatures near 80 degrees. Line of rain and storms moving through late Saturday night may bring locally heavier downpours, but will quickly clear out by Sunday morning. Rainfall totals expected to be up to one inch. Low end risk for severe weather with gusty winds and pockets of heavier rain. Winds picking up on Sunday with temperatures dropping significantly. Blustery and cold conditions expected into next week with temperatures near freezing on the North shore.

Meteorologist Alexa Trischler says it'll be warm Saturday and much colder Sunday with storms in between.

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SUMMARY: Less than a week after flooding in New Orleans, residents express concerns about city's lack of preparedness for future flooding. One resident had to move their car to avoid flooding, while another was unable to save their car from the floodwaters. Lack of communication about the severity of the situation was highlighted. The city council is working on improving pumping stations, but the Office of Homeland Security assures that they are prepared to alert the public as needed. The national weather service is not anticipating any advisories at this time. Residents continue to be impacted by the lack of preparedness for flooding in the city.

The New Orleans Office of Homeland Security also said at this time The National Weather Service is not anticipating any advisories.

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