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Flood watches have been posted ahead of a strong weather system that is currently moving across Louisiana. Severe storms are possible and flooding rains are likely.

Most of Louisiana will dance between scattered rain drops today but heavier showers and possibly storms will move through the state later tonight and early Friday. Here's when to expect the worst.

Mother Nature could put a major damper on any outside plans you have for Thanksgiving Day as all of Louisiana has been placed at risk for excessive rainfall.

Drafters of the petition feel that this development would adversely affect drainage and traffic for Youngsville and the surrounding areas.

Heavy rains on the already saturated ground could create flooding issues for many residents of South Louisiana this weekend.

Storms with more heavy rains are making their way through Louisiana today. Here's where forecasters say we can expect the worst.

With grounds already drenched, the forecast of possible heavy rainfall over the next few days and a chance for rain over 50% each day for the next 14 days, flooding is a very real possibility.

The country singer borrowed from one of his biggest hits to offer this sign of hope to families affected by the historic floods.

Too much too quick, that's today's rainfall concern for south Louisiana. Some areas could see over five inches of rain in the next 24 to 36 hours.

Videos and photos show the aftermath of the weather that has left many homes and neighborhoods in dangerous situations.

Heavy rains and rumbles of thunder are making their way across South Louisiana this morning.

Louisiana gardeners need to give Old Man Winter one more weekend before they start sticking new plants in the ground.

Video images capture the fury of the waves as they strike the island kingdom of Tonga.

Has your property flooded recently? How about the property of someone you know?

The worst of the wet has now pushed off to the east but a flood threat remains over south Louisiana through the end of the week.

Chilling images show houses burn out of control as firefighters have a very difficult time getting to them.

Authorities say at least eight deaths were reported in New York City and New Jersey as relentless rain from the remnants of Hurricane Ida sent the New York City area into a state of emergency.

As state officials keep an eye on the Caribbean, parish governments across Acadiana are preparing as Tropical Depression Nine continues to gain strength as it makes its way towards the Gulf of Mexico.

Many roadways are designed to hold water so homes and businesses don't flood during periods of heavy rainfall.

Although this a naturally occurring phenomenon, their recent study projects "every U.S. coast will experience rapidly increasing high-tide floods" as a result.