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Detailed Forecast: South winds will continue to increase low level moisture overnight into Wednesday. These conditions will be supportive of fog, especially for marine areas. Inland development is a bit more questionable due to elevated wind speeds and the presence of an existing low cloud deck. Fog should begin to dissipate by mid to late morning on Wednesday as surface heating takes place. Then, a sharp upper-level trough of low pressure will move into the Mid-South pushing a cold front into the local area. Initially, some showers will pop in the afternoon as instability maximizes with daytime warming. A more organized squall line is expected a little after dusk which is when shear should be at its highest. So, while the ingredients for one or two severe thunderstorms appear to exist on Wednesday, there is some question as to whether they will overlap in the late afternoon and early evening. No matter what, the most favorable upper-level winds will stay well north of the area all day and so this event has limited potential, at best. By Friday, upper-level trough will be amplifying across the region with a strengthening surface high pressure system to the west. These two features will initiate a push of colder and drier air into the local area. Temperatures will be well below average from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon. Lows should reach the mid-30s both mornings this weekend. By early next week a warming trend begins to take shape as an upper-level ridge of high pressure builds into the region Monday. The strong surface high will begin to move into the Eastern U.S., which will bring return flow at the surface. By the middle of next week, the next frontal system will approach.

--Josh

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BATON ROUGE - More than a decade after Oscar Lozada allegedly killed and dismembered his wife, a jury has been seated in the accused killer's murder trial. 

The selection process started Monday morning and continued into Tuesday afternoon, with a jury of nine women and three men being seated. The defense previously objected to having a mostly female jury, given the nature of the allegations.

Sylviane Finck Lozada disappeared nearly 12 years ago. Her body was never found.

After Sylviane's disappearance, Oscar fled the country with their young daughter. In court Tuesday, there was compelling testimony from the couple's former neighbor who was in communication with Oscar in the months after Lozada left for Venezuela.

In those texts, Oscar said he and Sylviane got into a fight over an alleged affair she was having. Lozada says she walked out after that and never came back. He said that he doesn’t think Sylviane is okay and that it’s possible his wife could have hurt herself.

In the prosecution's opening statement however, they referenced an interview with Mexican authorities where Oscar admitted to strangling his wife.