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As June begins, we will see temperatures reach the mid- to upper-90s.

Weather will be an issue for the parades that roll tomorrow as some areas of the state could see a couple of inches of rain. But Nungesser knows that will not dampen the spirit.

If it's seemed awfully warm for February this year it's because it has been. We could set a record for our warmest February ever.

An approaching cold front won't fire off too many showers over the next few days but it will bring much colder weather to Louisiana for the weekend.

You're going to have to wait a week for a cool down. It should be about two weeks before you'll be wanting your coat in the morning.

Are the flooding rains of August a foreshadowing of things to come because of warmer planetary temperatures? NOAA scientist seem to think they are.

Many parts of the state that don't need anymore rain will likely be getting some over the next two days.

Flooding rains have already inundated North Louisiana. The soaking now shifts to the south over the next few days with still the possibility of over 10 inches of rainfall in some locations.

Temperatures across much of the state will be at or below the freezing mark by sunrise this morning.

Don't trust what you see and feel outside, look at the calendar. It is officially Winter. Here's what we can expect from Mother Nature for the next three months.