freezing temperatures

As Louisiana recovers from the record cold lawn and garden experts are asking you to wait on removing your damaged plants for a very good reason.

With overnight temperatures in Acadiana flirting with dipping into the 20s over the weekend, are you in danger of having your pipes freeze and burst?

Once again Louisiana's Governor is asking for federal assistance in yet another natural disaster in the state.

Fishermen are asked to be on the lookout for fish kills in Louisiana marshes over the next several weeks.

It's hard to see how slippery it is in the dark, but trust us, it's out there and you don't need to be driving in it.

Bridges will begin freezing over first and many roadways could become impassible by late tonight or early tomorrow.

South Louisiana will be under the gun from late Sunday through Monday night. Here's what you'll want to know.

Republic Services is expecting to resume trash and recycling pickup on Tuesday, February 16 with services moving forward "on a one day delay for the remainder of the week."

Here are some tips to help you make sure Mardi Gras 2021 isn't even more of dud as it already is.

Freezing temperatures could delay the best of crawfish season by about a month.

This morning's fog will lead to a threat of showers by later this afternoon and tonight.

You're going to want an umbrella to avoid the rain today. However, temperatures should remain seasonable or slightly warmer than average.

The northern sections of Acadiana could see some snow flurries and light sleet by early Tuesday morning.

A strong cold front and a lunar eclipse will highlight the conversation about what's going on this weekend in South Louisiana.

You've got a couple of days to prepare your plants for Jack Frost and Old Man Winter because they are planning a weekend visit to Acadiana.

Colder temperatures will likely mean fewer mosquitoes once the weather begins to warm back up.

Compared to "The Great Blizzard of 2017" this morning's snow event was very sparse but still very relaxing and pretty to watch.

These steps could save you a lot of money and heartache down the road. It could also make repairing any damage a lot easier and less expensive.

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.

As the precipitation starts to end the temperatures across South Louisiana are expected to get even colder.