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A line of showers should move through Acadiana during the middle of the day today. Cooler weather is expected to move into the area by the middle of the week.

You might not believe it but before Monday morning you're going to need a jacket. Find out when it's going to get cooler and feel more like Christmas.

It feels more like Spring than it does like the last few weeks of fall. There should be no need for a heavy coat but you might want an umbrella this week.

The heavy rains of the overnight hours should be moving out of Acadiana by mid-morning. Expect a mix of clouds and sun and slightly cooler temperatures for the early part of the holiday week.

The mild start to Sunday will take a stormy and cooler turn by the end of the day. Rain and thunderstorms are likely with much colder weather for the area by tomorrow morning.

I guess it's time to wash the car. More sunshine and seasonable temperatures are expected for Acadiana.

It looks like most of the heavier rain will hold off until later this afternoon and into tonight. The weekend will be considerably cooler than what we've seen over the past few weeks.

A large area of rain is lingering just off the Louisiana coast this morning. What does that mean for your Sunday and what can we expect for the work week?

After a few showers on Friday we could all be breathing a lot easier with cooler temperatures for the first of next week.

There is still a chance of rain in the forecast for the next several days but at least the potential for widespread flooding has been removed from the forecast.

It is going to rain today, how much rain the area gets is of a greater concern. We've got the latest forecast and an up to the minute radar scan you can check out too.

The moisture is being pulled from a weak tropical wave that has settled into the Texas coastline near Brownsville. This disturbance will provide ample moisture in the atmosphere for rain chances to be very high for Friday and even higher on Saturday.

The forecast models do indicate some strengthening of one of these systems and track forecasts do suggest that the system could become problematic for interest in the Gulf of Mexico by next week.

One more weekend before classes begin for most students in Acadiana. It will be a good weekend for Summer time activities provided you can find some shade and cold water.

Rainfall accumulations over the next few days should be that heavy but amounts from a half inch to an inch and half would not be uncommon across much of the area

Showers and thunderstorms have moved off shore early this morning, some sunshine and lower humidity is in the forecast for the next day or so. Don't get used to it, the heat and humidity will be back for the weekend.

Slightly cooler temperatures and a decided drop in humidity could mean welcome relief in Acadiana by Wednesday. First we'll have to deal with another round of thunderstorms early in the week.

It's been quite wet across the region for the past several days. Will there be a change for the drier over the weekend? We've got the outlook and a look at what events might be affected by wet weather.

Shower and thunderstorms with heavy tropical downpours could cause some problems on the roadways and maybe even some minor flooding today.

When was the last time the official temperature in Lafayette reached 90 degrees or higher? You might be surprised to see how long it's actually been.