This past week, we all dealt with frozen windshields as we got into our cars to leave for work. If I had seen this video, it would have made my wait time much, much shorter.
Even covered plants may have been damaged in the very cold weather of this past weekend. Here's what you can do to minimize the damage and keep your beds alive until Spring.
The coldest air of the Winter season continues to blast across Acadiana this morning. This has prompted several precautionary statements from the National Weather Service office in Lake Charles.
2018 will usher in some pretty cold temperatures in Acadiana. We're not completely used to below freezing temps, and this can definitely cause issues with your pipes. Here are some tips to help you make sure your new year doesn't start off a costly one.
Forecasters anticipate the heaviest rain to move through Acadiana around lunchtime. After that, the winds will pick up and the temperatures will begin to fall.
Don't expect to see frozen fountains across the Lafayette area anytime next week. We'll return to more spring-like temperatures as Winter takes a break for a few days.