weather

There's still a burn ban in effect for most of Louisiana, including Lafayette Parish, but we'll see some rain tomorrow and tomorrow night.

The continued drought conditions in Louisiana have led state officials to issue a burn ban.

That much - needed extra hour of sleep is right around the corner.

You're going to have to wait a week for a cool down. It should be about two weeks before you'll be wanting your coat in the morning.

I walked out of the house yesterday evening and picked up the scent of grilling from more than one neighbor's backyard.

Hurricane Matthew has weakened to a Category 1 storm but still remains a threat to the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas.

Judging by the way she gets affected by the sunlight, it appears that she misses the warmth of Louisiana.

An almost hurricane and three areas of disturbed weather have the Gulf Coast and the East Coast keeping a watchful eye on the tropics this weekend.

A Starbucks in Kokomo, Ind. was wiped out after a tornado tore through the area on Wednesday.

One of the distinctive qualities of people here in Acadiana is our ability to adapt to just about any situation and find the humor in it.

While Lafayette Parish Schools canceled classes this morning, the lateness of the announcement meant many students had already been dropped off at school.

The National Weather Service in Lake Charles has issued a flash flood warning until 3 PM for portions of west central St. Martin Parish, northwestern Iberia Parish, and southeastern Lafayette Parish.

We've got a tropical system that could be a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico in only a few days. Here are lots of valuable resources for preparing you and your family for severe weather.

The excessive heat can really suck the life and energy out of your car's battery. Here's what you need to know to make sure you won't be left sweltering by the side of the road.

When it comes to silly jokes, who ya gonna call? This woman.

The recent rains found their way into the KTDY studio in the form of a leak. Not just a drip, but a steady stream of water was pouring in!

Tropical Depression Four has formed in the Bay of Campeche approximately 800 miles south of the Louisiana coast.

State Climattologist Barry Keim said this is not unusual for Louisiana. Summer is here and we just have to "grin and take it."

Almost too close for comfort.

Lightning is positively frightening, but it's also a remarkable sight to behold.