New Orleans officials are weighing weather-related Mardi Gras decisions as anticipated heavy winds from incoming storms are expected to reach the area by Monday (March 3) evening. The upcoming decision comes after Jefferson Parish officials canceled all of their Mardi Gras day parades earlier Monday morning.

Jefferson Parish officials on Lundi Gras (March 3) announced the cancellation of all Mardi Gras parades due to high winds in the forecast. “This is disappointing, but our top priority is ensuring the well-being of everyone in our community,

Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng confirmed in a press conference Monday that the parades will remain canceled for Mardi Gras Day as wind gusts pose a problem for double-decker floats, tents, ladders, and grandstands.

Bad weather is threatening Mardi Gras 2025 in New Orleans, with strong winds, heavy rain, and potential tornadoes on the forecast. The Krewe of Argus parade has already been cancelled, and other events may be affected,

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Carnival season 2025 is approaching its climax in New Orleans and all the Gulf Coast. Big parades are rolling down the main routes as some get fancied up for formal balls and others costume to poke fun and make merry.

Jefferson Parish officials are expected to announce on Monday, Feb. 3, the cancellation of all Mardi Gras parades.