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As another strong cold front sweeps across much of the south this weekend, many may be resorting to various ways to keep their house warm for the first time this season.

Almost all of Louisiana is ready for another cool down. It looks as if that is coming this weekend. Here's how cool we're expecting it to get.

We have important information on when the next round of "gumbo weather' will be expected across South Louisiana.

It is called a Harvest Moon. This type of moon signifies that summer has officially come to an end.

How cold will it get and when will it get that cold. South Louisiana is ready for a respite from the heat and humidity this week.

A strong cold front may be approaching south Louisiana by next week and we are waiting for it with open arms.

You don't have to be in New England to enjoy the changing colors of the season

When will it be cool enough for gumbo without sweating? It could be a lot sooner than you think.

Cantrell says the city will work in conjunction with the two huge festivals, and Saints officials to make sure citizens who want to attend will be safe

A cold front will push down temperatures and the humidity level later this week.

There is a new trend on Instagram right now where people are putting up “Fall Trees”, which is basically a Christmas tree but with fall decorations.

The official first day of fall in 2020 is September 22.

With a new season comes a whole new vibe and man oh man, does fall have a good one! With the changing leaves and crisp, cool evenings, Fall is the perfect time of year for outdoor entertaining and a little backyard makeover.

Fall just might become your favorite time of year to visit Destin.

A few showers this afternoon will usher in cooler weather Tuesday. But the real Fall weather is expected to arrive on Saturday.

Perfect for a road trip around our beautiful state.

We polled some well-known forecast services and here's what they are saying about fall temperatures in South Louisiana.

Pumpkin picking, hay rides, and family fun are just some of the activities available at these local and regional farms.

The day you'll need a coat is coming. Here's one guess as to when that day will arrive in South Louisiana.

If you've been waiting for the return of the "Pumpkin Spice Latte" at Starbucks you don't have to wait much longer.