Several photos here show just how much rain we got early Thursday morning in Acadiana. Now, some are having to address the water in their homes and businesses.
With the Mississippi River expected to crest at 16.5 feet on April 25, Louisiana officials are implementing flood prevention measures in New Orleans, St. Mary Parish, and beyond.
Recent heavy rain in Acadiana caused major flooding, closing roads and leaving stranded vehicles in Lafayette. Learn how to protect your car from water damage.
What is the potential for flooding where you live, work, and have to drive in Louisiana? These interactive maps show where high water could affect your plans.
This announcement follows Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory and the Lafayette City Council's actions that will allow the city to dredge parts of the Vermilion River that flow inside Lafayette city limits, pay for two flusher trucks to help ease spot flooding in neighborhoods, and continue focusing on other drainage improvement projects, such as flushing culverts, ditch digging, and retention ponds.