hurricane season

A TikTok video insinuates that closed blinds at a Louisiana Waffle House a sign of something sinister. One worker sets the record straight.

New analysis shows coastal Louisiana has nearly 1-in-2 odds of hurricane impact in 2025, with elevated risk extending inland to Lafayette and Baton Rouge areas.

Louisiana families could get 24-36 hours to evacuate instead of 12-18 hours thanks to National Hurricane Center changes starting this season.

Manhole covers lifting during storms aren’t warning signs—they’re evidence of drainage systems under pressure. Here’s the real story and what to watch for.

Meteorologists are warning of potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico in late May, weeks before the 2025 hurricane season officially begins. Here’s what you need to know.

Slower warming in the eastern Atlantic could mean fewer long-track hurricanes for Louisiana, but forecasters still urge caution.

What is the probability your Louisiana parish will be impacted by a named storm, a hurricane, or a major hurricane in 2025? The numbers have been crunched.

One major forecaster warns that Louisiana could face a hyperactive 2025 hurricane season, with warm Gulf waters and shifting patterns increasing storm risk.

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, so what would happen if suddenly we didn't have hurricanes anymore? Let's find out...

Hopefully it will be quiet hurricane Season for Louisiana, but let's take a look at the Hurricane Names for the upcoming 2025 hurricane Season.

Tropical Storm Rafael has formed in the Caribbean and could strengthen into a hurricane, potentially impacting Louisiana later this week. Here’s what residents need to know.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring three areas of disturbed weather. Two of those areas could be of concern for the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana next week.

Find out if you're eligible for a one-time $750 payment through FEMA's Serious Need Assistance program.

Video showing the astonishing force of Hurricane Helene's storm surge has surfaced showing the power was so dramatic, it actually caused houses to float away.

The National Hurricane Center is watching a wave that could develop into a storm and then move into the Gulf of Mexico.

As Tropical Storm Francine approaches, animal shelters across Louisiana are forced to make incredibly tough decisions. Every rescue and shelter is at max capacity, and with a major storm headed our way, many animals will be euthanized if fosters don't come forward.

While the 2024 hurricane season has been relatively inactive, things could change soon for residents along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.

Louisiana residents may need to be prepared as a tropical system appears to be shifting further and further westward over the next week.

Parts of Louisiana and Texas may need to keep an eye out over the next two weeks as a tropical system begins to slowly develop in the Atlantic.

Louisiana is bracing for another active hurricane season; if anything can tame the tropics, it's the plume of dust that comes off the African coast, the Sarahan Dust.