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A potential severe weather threat will move across the state on Sunday. Much colder weather is forecast for Monday through New Year's Day.

The Broussard and St. Martinville Christmas parades and other festivities have been cancelled due to forecasts of thunderstorms rolling through Acadiana later today.

You are safe from lightning as long as you are in your car right. This video shows a SUV taking a direct hit from a bolt of lightning, but is it real.

There is a chance of showers today but by tomorrow forecasters suggest there will be a significant severe weather threat in the area.

Thanks to some nasty weather, the Thursday night lights just got a lot brighter. You won't want to miss some of these games.

It looks as if the rain will finally stop later today and we might even see the sunshine before the end of the day.

"If you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes."

Expect the heavier rain to be moving out of the area today. The rest of the week looks pretty good up until Halloween.

It's that time of year again, cold and flu season. Experts say wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, ask co-workers to stay home if they become sick, etc. are all ways to lower the risks of catching a cold or flu. But Cosmopolitan magazine says there's one way to lower your chances of getting sick, and it's FUN!

The Chennault Airshow In Lake Charles Sunday show has been cancelled due to possible weather conditions. If you do have tickets for Sunday, they will be honored for the show on Saturday.

Some parts of Louisiana could see as much as four inches of rain over the next several days.

Cosmopolitan magazine thinks your man looks better in the fall. Fall brings cooler temperatures and men cover up the flaws with beards, hair and clothing. Cosmopolitan has come up with six reasons men look better when the season changes.

There is something about the first cool day of Autumn that makes a porch swing the best seat in the world.

The National Hurricane Center has requested a flight by the Hurricane Hunters to investigate a developing system in the Gulf of Mexico.

An approaching cold front will interact with Gulf moisture and an upper level trough to give South Louisiana residents a significant threat of rain today and tomorrow.

We have hit the peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, Forecasters say we're still below normal for activity and it looks to stay that way.

The moon has been beautiful the last few nights, but it's going to be especially so tonight as it enters the 'supermoon' phase!

Tropical Storm Erika has basically thumbed her nose at forecasters and is now likely to take a path into the Gulf of Mexico.

Forecasters are saying Erika has drastically downgraded to a "disturbance," but may still have a 30% chance of redeveloping as it drifts towards Florida's Gulf Coast.

Katrina wreaked havoc on the Louisiana gulf coast causing death, destruction and destroying what many Louisiana citizens had worked so hard for all of their lives.