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Fireworks and lightning will both be lighting up the skies this holiday weekend. Here's when you'll want to get out for one and stay in for the other

They're not saying more rain, they are saying more rain falling faster over a shorter period of time.

If you do choose to drive through flooded streets and cause wakes that damage property or worse, you are indeed breaking the law.

Five Louisiana Parishes will have until August to file state taxes. For the rest of us, today is the day we need to get that done.

It's a good news/bad news scenario. When the rain threat goes down the temperature goes up.

Five to seven inches of rain could fall over South Louisiana over the next several days.

Waterlogged Louisiana residents can expect more heavy downpours today and tomorrow but the sun will shine this weekend.

Police are hoping to bring in K-9 units today depending on the weather.

The district cites flooding concerns for the closure.

These damage reports can expedite the flow of federal recovery money to Lafayette and Acadiana following the storms.

Once the flood waters subside, its time to begin the recovery process, and here are the proper steps to take.

While most drivers were able to leave their vehicles behind to seek higher ground, but one man wasn't fortunate enough to escape the floodwaters alive.

Keep this in mind. It could make a huge difference when it comes to flooding conditions in your neighborhood.

So far, there are no reports of injuries.

The no-wake zone is for Lower St. Martin.

Baton Rouge saw it coming and there was nothing they could do about it.

The KATC meteorologist explains what's next in terms of the flooding threat.

The threat of flooding rains with strong storms will remain in the area through at least Friday.

Lafayette Parish is now under a State of Emergency as Monday's inclement weather is expected to continue into the overnight hours and Tuesday.

Residents in Lafayette Parish are dealing with flooding and road closures due to severe weather in the area.