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He decided to have a little fun with his weathercast, in honor of the opening of Star Wars - The Last Jedi.

Temperatures are dropping across south Louisiana and things could get a little messy by the end of the work week.

A Broussard man was traveling south of Mamou when he captured a dust devil swirling in a field.

Order focuses on low-lying areas.

Forecasters: Center Of Circulation Is Intensifying

KATC Storm Team 3 Chief Meteorologist Rob Perillo offers his 10 - point assessment of Harvey's impact on Acadiana weather in the coming days.

Like the killer in a slasher movie, Harvey has returned to life and will threaten southeastern Texas, southwestern Louisiana, and even Acadiana.

Totality? We don't need no stinkin' totality.

There are more tropical systems spinning out there right now than people waiting in line for sno cones! Here's all you need to get prepared if you aren't already!

Keep wondering.

This is a pretty frightening scene.

A solar eclipse is coming our way Monday, August 21st. The eclipse will be able to be seen across the U.S., but what you'll see of it will vary depending on where you live. How much of the solar eclipse will we see here in Acadiana? This interactive map lets you type in your zip code to find out. It also tells what time you'll see it.

The down side is that it will be hot and hazy again today. The upside is that we should see some very pretty sunrises and sunsets over the next few days.

Kid blows up on Meteorologist in Las Vegas.

Some people in Acadiana did not feel the wrath of Tropical Storm Cindy, yet others have.

The latest information on the tropical system off the Louisiana coast.

The tropics are quiet in this second week of the 2017 Hurricane Season, but we all know that could change literally overnight.

There's dedication to having a well - kept lawn, and then there's this.

Summer's not officially here yet, but it will start to feel like it this week.

This video, posted by Wayne Welsh to Facebook, gives an eyewitness view of the bridge being moved to allow the water/debris to flow.