Beta has weakened to just a remnant low, but it will continue to bring rain to Acadiana today. Some rain will be heavy at times. We will have to monitor any rainbands that try to train over the same areas for flooding concerns. A FLASH FLOOD WATCH continues through 10 p.m. tonight. A few storms may produce some damaging winds or even a tornado and therefore a level 1 (marginal) risk for severe weather has been outlined for parts of Acadiana. Highs will climb into the lower 80s. Rain chances continue overnight with passing showers. Lows only reach the lower 70s.

Today: On/off rain, heavy at times. High: 81°

Tonight: Showers continue. Muggy. Low: 70°

Thursday: Some rain lingers. Otherwise cloudy: 82°

As Beta moves away, a weak front will sink down south bringing drier air. Clouds will hang around Thursday with a few sprinkles or showers. By Friday, rain chances drop off and sunshine begins to return to the area. A stray shower is possible Friday and Saturday but overall, most areas won't see any rain. By Sunday, another weak front staggers down south to bring even drier air and drop overnight lows into the 60s. Models are showing a much stronger front by midweek of next week. Let's hope this comes true and fall finally arrives!

For the first time in a very, very, very long time, the National Hurricane Center believes we won't see any new systems forming in the tropics! Beta, Teddy, and Paulette are all post-tropical and weakening. Teddy will bring impacts to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland today before zipping off to the north to visit Greenland. Beyond this, we finally get to take a much-needed breather, though hurricane season continues until November 30.