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LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) - Near the end of March, tornadoes devastated Central Mississippi. 26 people died. Homes and business were destroyed. A whole town was obliterated. According to reuters.com, President of the United States Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden drove through that town - Rolling Fork, Mississippi. Tha...

The tornado in Little Rock left a lot of wreckage in its wake.

Much of Louisiana will experience a stormy start to the weekend, Here's how the forecast might impact your plans across the state.

Showers and storms will be a part of the morning commute in South Louisiana today, here is when you can expect the worst of the weather to be in your area.

Powerful tornadoes that ripped through Mississippi - destroying buildings and obliterating at least one town - killed almost two dozen people, officials said Saturday. They warned that the casualty toll could go higher.

Much of Acadiana is under a low to medium threat for severe weather starting late Friday afternoon.

Protect your pipes and your plants as freezing temperatures are expected across the state come Monday.

A strong cold front is responsible for tornado watches and severe storm warning across Louisiana this morning.

Louisiana residents should look for changes in the way hurricanes and their paths are forecast during the 2023 Hurricane Season.

Louisiana is under the threat of severe storms and heavy rains today and early Friday. Here is when the worst of the weather will arrive where you live.

Louisiana is bracing for severe weather which could impact the state late Thursday night into the early morning hours of Friday.

Hurricane season begins in less than three months and the signs are suggesting that Louisiana and the Gulf South might be getting a bit of a break from the big storms this year.

A line of severe thunderstorms is sweeping across Texas and parts of north Louisiana.

All of Louisiana is at risk for severe storms and tornadoes today. Here is when to expect the worst of the weather where you live.

Windy and warm is the calm before the storm today and tomorrow in Louisiana. By Thursday much of the state could be impacted by strong storms and severe weather.

New research suggests that back-to-back hurricanes could become more common for Louisiana and the rest of the Gulf Coast over the next several years.

Wind gusts in excess of tropical storm strength are likely across Louisiana today. Here's what you need to do to stay out of harm's way.

The current forecast shows rain pretty much nonstop through the evening, including during school dismissal.

Much of South Louisiana could experience heavy downpours and strong to severe thunderstorms today. Here's the projected time when the worst of the weather will be moving through.

Louisiana's severe weather threat ramps up today and strong storms will remain in the forecast through tomorrow.