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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.

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

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.

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.

As graduates don their caps and gowns, Mother Nature seems to have other plans in store. Let’s see how these ceremonies are holding up against the stormy forecast.

Heavy rain is on the horizon. Rainfall amounts of half a foot or more are expected along the I-10 corridor.

Heavy rain and fierce winds are on the way, bringing potential challenges to both homes and streets across Louisiana.

From peaceful breezes to roaring winds, spring weather can be a real rollercoaster here. Here's what to expect in the next 24 to 48 hours.

Heads up, folks! Flood Watches are in effect, and some familiar roads might be looking a little too much like rivers soon.

After-school pick-up and the ride home from work could be affected by thunderstorms later today.

Severe storms are possible in Louisiana this week, however, the greatest threat may arrive just in time for this weekend's festival fun.

Get ready for a weekend filled with music and festivities, but keep an eye on those storm clouds rolling in—Mother Nature might have other plans.

Gulf Coast beachgoers were hit with an usual request late yesterday. That request from the National Weather Service said "avoid the Gulf".

Easter plans may need a little weatherproofing this year, as storms are rolling in just in time for the weekend festivities.

Imagine the smell of crawfish boiling in the rain—Easter weekend might be a bit soggy, but the spirit of celebration remains strong.

If you have Good Friday plans with family or Sunday church plans for Easter, Mother Nature will have a hand in how those plans play out.