Weather

This summer could hold some surprises for Louisiana, with weather patterns shifting thanks to a major phenomenon brewing in the Pacific Ocean. Stick around to find out more.

A developing tropical system in the Gulf will affect Louisiana's weather this weekend. Here's what to expect.

As the heat hangs on, there’s a welcome surprise on the horizon—cooler mornings could be just around the corner, changing our summer rhythm.

High heat and humidity is heading for Acadiana this weekend, then get ready for tropical rains and heavy downpours

The sun’s shining bright, but those flags tell a different story. A mix of fun and caution awaits beachgoers this weekend.

As the mercury rises, locals are adjusting their thermostats, but how low is too low when it comes to staying cool? Let’s take a look.

A low-pressure system in the Gulf could bring tropical downpours to southern Louisiana this weekend.

Tuesday's torrential rains could return today as forecasters have placed all of South Louisiana at risk for excessive rainfall today.

Summer's heat is rolling in, but it’s bringing more than just sunshine. Thunderstorms are on the horizon, and they could pack a serious punch for our area.

We know it will be hot, but will it be mailbox melting hot and could we see another scenario like we saw with the August flood of 2016? Here's the outlook.

The Gulf Coast is bracing for hurricane season, and some unexpected help might be on the way. Spoiler: it comes from the Sahara.

With storms brewing in Texas, our local forecast is looking a bit dicey. Four to six inches of rain? Let’s break that down.

As storm season nears, ihere is the parish-by-parish breakdown of what forecasters believe the tropical threat is for where you live.

Looks like the skies are brewing something interesting this afternoon. Funnel clouds could be making a surprise appearance over South Louisiana and southeastern Texas.

As the school year winds down, families are eager to hit the beach, but this week you'll need to pack extra caution in your beach bag.

You won't believe what showed up in a local yard after all this rain—it's not just your average visitor, that's for sure.

A part of your Memorial Day holiday might be spent filling sandbags or cleaning storm drains as even more flooding rains are forecast for Louisiana.

At some point you're probably really going to want to cut your grass, but can you cut wet grass without turning your yard into a complete disaster?

As the skies open up across Acadiana, it’s not just rain we’re watching for—there’s a chance of some fierce storms brewing, too.

Umbrellas will be the accessory of choice across South Louisiana for the next few days as heavy rains and potential flooding are in the forecast.