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Forecasters with the National Weather Service have elevated the threat of flooding rains across Louisiana this weekend.

The National Weather Service has put Louisiana on notice. It could be a very wet and potentially dangerous weekend. Here's the timing.

Rainfall amounts in excess of five inches have been reported across South Louisiana last night and this morning. Flood warnings have been posted with more heavy rain on the way.

National Weather Service forecasters have expanded Louisiana's rain threat. Some of that rain could now arrive at the same time as colder temperatures move in.

The workweek will start nice enough but things change drastically by Tuesday night across Louisiana. Forecasters say rain could be heavy by Wednesday.

Showers and some heavy downpours are rumbling along the I-10 corridor this morning. When will they end and when will it get colder? Here's what we know.

From New Orleans to Lake Charles and Lafayette to Shreveport much of Louisiana is under the gun for flooding rain and a severe storms.

Flood watches are posted for portions of Louisiana this Saturday. National Weather Service forecasters say rainfall amounts of 8 inches or more are possible.

Hurricane Rafael will push a lot of moisture into Louisiana this weekend just as a cold front arrives. This could put a damper on some weekend plans.

Portions of Louisiana can anticipate severe storms today and Tuesday followed by a tropical threat in the Gulf of Mexico as early as Wednesday. Here's the latest .

Rain is likely across Louisiana today but not all day long. Here's when you might catch a break for tricks and treats tonight.

National Weather Service forecasters are urging Louisiana residents to prepare for the potential of flooding rains Thursday and Friday across the state.

The Climate Prediction Center has released the winter outlook for Louisiana. What are the chances of frozen precipitation along the bayou this winter?

Data compiled from NOAA shows which Louisiana parishes are most likely to experience tornadic activity. Some of those parishes have already had touchdowns this year.

The National Hurricane Center is watching potential tropical development for the Gulf of Mexico. The system could affect Louisiana or the northern Gulf Coast.

National Weather is Service suggesting that coastal Louisiana and Texas should prepare for heavy rains and tropical weather conditions next week.

Low lying areas of Louisiana should be on notice, the next 48 hours could include heavy tropical downpours and potential flooding along the I-10 corridor.

We are 12 weeks into what was supposed to be a very active hurricane season. NOAA has revised their forecast. Here's what those changes mean for Louisiana.

The threat of torrential rains and tropical downpours will once again dominate Louisiana's weekend weather forecast.

Portions of Louisiana can expect even heavier downpours today as National Weather Service forecasters have raised the flood threat once again.