Hurricane Barry

Tropical Depression 14 has now officially formed in the Caribbean Sea and forecasters say it's likely to head into the Gulf of Mexico.

Videos just released by the weather service give you a movie-like experience through the life of the storm.

Louisiana businesses and homeowners with damage from Hurricane Barry are eligible for disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration.

This Thursday, August 1st, a food drive has been set up to help those affected by Hurricane Barry.

Stop me if you've heard this one before.

Barry could affect the environment of the Gulf coast and Lower Mississippi Valley in numerous ways.

Anyone who flooded back in 2016 is currently on edge, especially in Youngsville's Highland Ridge subdivision.

If you though the 'Atchafalaya' chick was bad, you're gonna love this.

We knew it would happen, but we had no clue it would be this bad.

Here is a list of roads that are currently closed or impassable in Acadiana.

Even though some are saying Barry isn't "as bad as they said it would be" it should be noted that some areas are still seeing some gnarly damage.

Here's a reminder of why we should always avoid downed power lines.

Be aware of crews clearing debris and blockage as predicted heavy rainfall from Barry approaches.

Authorities say that water is overtopping a levee in lower Plaquemines Parish.

Even though Barry made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, Louisiana residents in his path should take him seriously.

Current wind speeds are sitting at 40 MPH and strengthening.

The site will also accept donations of cleaning supplies, toiletries, baby needs, and other supplies.