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The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for portions of Louisiana Sunday afternoon. Much of the state will be under a Cold Weather Advisory by Monday morning.

The National Weather Service has released detailed information on what time cities in Louisiana can expect strong storms on Sunday. Here's the outlook.

Sunday's forecast for Louisiana and the Gulf South just got worse. Dangerous storms with flooding rains and possible tornadoes will move through the area.

Big changes are coming in Louisiana's weekend weather forecast. The National Weather Service says Louisiana should prepare for severe storms by Sunday.

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.

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

A cold front and a dissipating tropical system will once again set up the potential for flooding rains and severe storms across Louisiana on Monday.

The National Weather Service warns that flooding rains and a potential severe weather threat could impact your day across Louisiana today.

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.

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.

A new tropical trouble spot and a significant change in Louisiana's weather pattern will affect the your plans during these final days of July.

Louisiana won't experience a total washout with this weekend's weather but do expect periods of very heavy rainfall and the possibility of localized flooding.

Strong storms are marching southward across Louisiana as a cold front, yes a cold front, brings a break in the heat for the Gulf South over the next few days.

The combination of afternoon thunderstorms and the sea breeze could create tropical funnel clouds across South Louisiana again this afternoon.

The National Weather Service says severe storms with damaging winds and torrential downpours are possible across almost all of Louisiana today.

Rain chances are down but the threat of severe storms remains relatively high for much of Louisiana.

Strong to severe storms and possible tornadoes are in the forecast for many of the same areas in Louisiana that received storm damage over the weekend.

The Storm Prediction Center says the entire state of Louisiana is at risk for potentially life-threatening weather conditions today.