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Temperatures will begin falling during the day on Friday. How cold will it be for Friday night football? Here's what we know.

The National Weather Service has updated warnings and advisories for South Louisiana ahead of Hurricane Isaias' projected landfall later tonight.

A tropical system in the Gulf is getting organized. The National Hurricane Center says it could become a named storm within days.

National Weather Service forecasters suggest rainfall amounts of a half a foot or more are possible along the I-10 corridor this weekend.

Last week we got a break from the humidity, what will this week's cold front bring? Here's what forecasters are saying.

Fans of UL's Ragin Cajuns, the LSU Tigers, and McNeese Cowboys will need to consider the forecast as they make plans to support their teams tonight.

That low pressure system south of Louisiana is organizing fast. Rain, not wind, will be the main headache Monday through Thursday.

Thunderstorms moving south will soak Acadiana Thursday morning with rainfall up to two inches in some spots.

A small number of storms could still pack a serious punch across Louisiana this Sunday, with damaging winds leading the threat list.

A cool change might be on the horizon for Louisiana and the Gulf South, promising a break from the sweltering heat we've felt for weeks.

Something brewing in the Pacific Ocean could make this Louisiana winter a lot wetter — and colder — than most people are planning for.

Between a brewing Gulf system and heat indices pushing past 110 degrees along I-10, this stretch of summer weather is not one to take lightly.

It's not about one big storm rolling through — it's about the rain that just won't quit long enough for the streets to catch up.

Sunday's storms didn't just knock out lights across South Louisiana — in Youngsville, they took down water pressure too, here is an update.

Forecasters with the Hurricane Center say we could be introduced to "Tropical Storm Arthur" or at least a tropical depression by tomorrow.

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

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.

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.

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