rain

Lafayette High's auditorium ceiling begins leaking pretty badly during yesterday's rain as members of what appears to be the school's Colorguard are practicing on the stage.

Sunday afternoon brought some scattered showers. We can expect the same on Monday...

Earlier today, we went around the building with a simple survey question: What's your favorite or go-to song about rain?

Don't shoot me! I'm just the messenger. Your work week is getting off to a cool breezy start, then rain moves in...

Flash Flood Warnings have already been posted for central Vermilion Parish this morning.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a very weak system in the Western Gulf of Mexico this morning.

The drive to work and school will be wet. The drive home might require sunglasses. You gotta love Acadiana's fast-changing weather.

Was this woman really using a child as an "umbrella" during a recent rainstorm?

Another cold front will move through the area to start the work week. This front does not have the cold arctic air behind it like the last one did.

We know it's going to rain and we know it's going to get colder, but when will all that happen? Here's our latest best guess.

Rainfall models are predicting quite the deluge from Harvey this weekend and into early next week.

Having a plan ready before you need it is the best way to go.

June 8th is St. Medard Day. Who's St. Medard you may ask? Well, St. Medard lived about 1500 years ago in France and is the patron saint of weather and rain.

If you can handle one more day of rain you will be rewarded with the sunshine, tall grass, high humidity, and a lot of mosquitoes. Congratulations!

Umbrellas and raincoats highlight South Louisiana's summer fashions this week. It looks as if we can expect more of the same through the weekend.

We pride ourselves on taking care of each other in Acadiana. One of the best ways we can do that is to NOT drive through floodwaters.

Today might be a good day to bring an umbrella with you. However, you could have trouble holding on to it because of the windy conditions.

A stormy start to the work week and a not so promising forecast for Mardi Gras next week are what we have to look forward to.

Saturday night celebrations across Louisiana could be interrupted by strong storms. Much cooler weather should move into the state by Sunday.

You might be seeing Santa in a rain coat this weekend. Mother Nature could really put a damper on the weekend across Louisiana.