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What is the probability a named storm, a hurricane, or a major hurricane will make landfall in your Louisiana parish? Here's what the experts are saying.

Hitting land as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds around 150 mph, Hurricane Beryl ripped "off roofs, knocked down trees, filled air with debris" and that's putting it lightly.

Hurricane Beryl reached Category 5 status early this morning. The current forecast track does bring the system into the Gulf of Mexico. Here's what you should know.

Major Hurricane Beryl is on a track that would bring the storm into the Gulf of Mexico later this week. Here is the latest on Beryl and Tropical Storm Chris,

Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center say there might be some "tropical fireworks" in the Gulf of Mexico by next week's Fourth of July holiday.

Almost all of Louisiana is under at heat advisory today. How hot will it be where you live? What precautions should you be taking? We've got answers.

Tropical downpours across southern Louisiana on Monday could drop rainfall rates of several inches per hour. Here's where the heaviest rain is forecast to fall.

The National Hurricane Center has adjusted the tropical forecast for the Gulf of Mexico. Here are the changes and how they might affect Louisiana.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a storm system in the Gulf of Mexico. However, what comes after that might be of more concern for Louisiana's coastline.

The National Weather Service has issued a special statement regarding the the development of funnel clouds over southwestern Louisiana Monday afternoon.

Tropical forecast models are pointing to a potential tropical trouble spot south of Louisiana's coastline, perhaps as early as next week.

The National Weather Service says severe storms with damaging winds and torrential downpours are possible across almost all of Louisiana today.

Rain chances are down but the threat of severe storms remains relatively high for much of Louisiana.

Strong to severe storms and possible tornadoes are in the forecast for many of the same areas in Louisiana that received storm damage over the weekend.

A series of photos from miles in the sky is giving Louisiana several reasons for greater concern this summer. Here's what the eye in the sky is seeing.

Storm clouds bubbled up and boiled over across Louisiana yesterday with severe storms and torrential downpours. There could be even more storms today.

Forecasters have placed a large portion of Louisiana at risk for severe storms today. Residents could also face issues with high heat indices and smoke.

The weather across Louisiana has been wild the past few weeks, and now here's what we can expect as we slide into summer. Don't let your guard down.

Louisiana we are not done with strong storms and severe weather. More severe storms are possible from Lake Charles to Lafayette and Baton Rouge.