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Tropical Storm Erin becomes 2025's fifth Atlantic storm. Louisiana and Texas meteorologists track potential Gulf Coast impacts as hurricane season peaks.

Meteorologists are warning of potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico in late May, weeks before the 2025 hurricane season officially begins. Here’s what you need to know.

Planning to fly from Lafayette Regional Airport? Flights before 12:00 P.M. might still depart amidst Hurricane Francine's effects. Monitor the situation.

Discover how Tropical Storm Francine could devastate Louisiana's agricultural sector and rural communities.

Iberia Parish President issues emergency declaration ahead of Tropical Storm Francine. Find out if you're in the recommended evacuation zones for your safety.

It has not been the hurricane season we were expecting, and it looks like we'll have a little more peace in the coming weeks.

Louisiana residents may need to be prepared as a tropical system appears to be shifting further and further westward over the next week.

A developing tropical system has the potential to move into the Gulf of Mexico next week a become a threat to Louisiana. Here is the latest on the storm system.

The last week or so has been pretty dry across Louisiana, but that is going to change as consistent rain chances will be in the forecast for much of the upcoming week.

'Arlene' is the first named storm of the 2023 hurricane season, which began on June 1.

Wind gusts in excess of tropical storm strength are likely across Louisiana today. Here's what you need to do to stay out of harm's way.

The next named storm has appeared in the Gulf of Mexico. Here's where it's headed.

As South Louisiana hits the peak of hurricane season, there is a concerning disturbance across the central tropical Atlantic.

Hurricane Nicholas made landfall along the Texas coast just after midnight this morning. The storm, which had been classified as a hurricane for only a few hours is expected to weaken as it slowly moves onshore throughout the course of the morning.

Acadiana continues to brace for two storms that appear to be heading our way in the next few days.

Are you ready for the Fujiwhara effect?

If the area of low pressure strengthens and gets upgraded to a tropical storm (which is expected by Thursday), it shall be called "Josephine".

KATC TV3's Chief Meteorologist Rob Perillo sent a Tweet today showing confidence that a current tropical cyclone will break a record.

All of Louisiana's coast is included in Cristobal's cone of uncertainty this morning. Acadiana is in the center of that cone.

Getting sandbags and preparing supplies are two things that can be done now.