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NOAA has released its latest long-range winter outlook for Louisiana and with Mardi Gras arriving early frozen precipitation could be falling on our parades.

Hey, there's a first place for everything!

Louisiana's long-range forecast has an updated look into January and the New Year where things could take a sharp turn toward wintery weather conditions.

Louisiana still has six more weeks of hurricane season but already thoughts are turning to colder weather and the chances of snow in the Deep South this winter.

It certainly doesn't feel like winter in Louisiana today, but forecasters are already talking about how much colder the upcoming winter will be.

Frigid temperatures and brutal wind chill values have Louisiana shivering this Christmas weekend, but is this the coldest? Here's what we found out.

At least one long-range forecast calls for snow just after New Year's in Louisiana. And now NOAA has revised their outlook.

Many in north Louisiana woke up to a beautiful site on Saturday morning as snow blanketed trees and much of the ground.

When you're fishing you never expect your campsite to be dragged out unexpectedly onto the lake but that's exactly what happened here.

We've frozen over for Mardi Gras before, but what are the chances of an icy ride into South Louisiana for Santa this year?

Hopefully the porch pirate also received a nice towing bill once he got out of jail.

Things are just different right now.

A Lafayette Parish man has died after he reportedly slipped on ice and hit his head.

A winter wonderland overcame the surface that plays home to our Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Football team. After finishing off a red-hot, ten-win campaign, the team gets to admire the dreamy landscape that has overtaken their field this Winter.

With icy conditions blanketing Acadiana in a layer of white, many online are sharing their wintery views from different perspectives. You can see aerial drone footage and photos from above the Lafayette here, as they display the rare scenery that has made for quite the photo-op.

Galveston Island shared some incredible photos of snow covering the beach in south Texas.

This looks like so much fun. Watch as a dad in Louisiana uses a boiling pot as a "sled" for kids to enjoy the icy conditions after a winter storm swept across the region early Monday morning. The kids and the parents both seem to really enjoy the experience here and memories were certainly made all across south Louisiana...

You know we're witnessing something rare when the people on the Weather Channel are this excited.

As winter precipitation falls in the freezing temperatures, south Louisiana residents are sharing photos on social media.

Many will soon begin to venture out in their yard to see the snow/ice that fell early Monday morning in south Louisiana.