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It may soon be time to take out the jackets and gumbo pots for Halloween as a strong cold is expected to move through just before Halloween.

Temperatures are finally feeling fall-like around Louisiana. How cold will it feel tonight, and what's the outlook for Halloween Trick-or-Treats?

Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center are monitoring a strong tropical wave in the Caribbean. Track forecasts are inconclusive but a northerly turn is expected.

The National Weather Service has upped the rain and severe weather threat across Louisiana. Much colder temperatures are coming too. Here's the latest.

Big changes are coming to Louisiana's weather forecast for the weekend. A large portion of the state is at risk for severe storms.

Northern Louisiana will see up to an inch of rain Saturday, but southern parishes south of I-10 will get 0.3 inches or less—not enough to reverse the ongoing drought.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service say weekend plans might need to be adjusted for potential showers and storms.

With sinus issues on the rise, locals are looking for relief from the dry spell. How long can we hold out for a good rain?

When Louisiana’s heat breaks, locals light fire pits, sip porch coffee, and savor gumbo—celebrating the weather.

If you're looking to get some free air for your tires, there are multiple spots around Acadiana to get it.

With the chill in the air, our feathered friends are making their annual journey south. Bird watchers, get ready for some exciting sightings in the days ahead.

Louisiana faces above-normal temperatures through November with La Niña delaying fall weather. First frost expected late November to early December.

There are still two months left in the Atlantic Hurricane Season and forecasters at the Hurricane Center are now monitoring an area of disturbed weather that could move into the Gulf over the weekend.

The tropical Atlantic is very active right now, what does that mean for the Gulf in the coming weeks? Here's what Hurricane Center forecasters are saying.

Protect Louisiana homes from hard freeze damage. Expert guide covers temperature thresholds, timing, and essential preparation for winter weather.

A cold front will move through Louisiana today and tonight bringing a threat of strong to severe storms. Here's when your part of the state could see the worst of today's weather.

The National Weather Service suggests that residents of Louisiana be weather aware beginning later tonight and during the day on Wednesday.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking three tropical systems in the Atlantic, one of them is a hurricane. What threat, if any, will these systems have on the Gulf or the U.S. Coastline?

As summer comes to an end, there's been a lot less rain than at the beginning of the season and that's making things dangerous in the region.

The National Hurricane Center is currently monitoring two tropical systems in the Atlantic Basin. Meanwhile tropical models are suggesting the Gulf could become more active.