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South Louisiana faces freezing temps this weekend. Pipes can burst even without snow when temps hit 32°F. Simple steps protect your home from $66K damage.

Nearly a year after the historic 2025 snowstorm, colder air is moving into Louisiana. While another major snow event is unlikely, flurries this weekend aren’t off the table.

With weather models showing conflicting predictions, Lafayette might just see some winter magic. Get cozy and listen in for the latest updates!

A strong cold front is making its way to Louisiana, bringing with it a mix of storms and some serious weather challenges this weekend.

Warm days are here, with temperatures flirting with the 80s, but a cold front could send us reeling into stormy weather soon.

Remember those big snowfalls from decades past? They say history might repeat itself. Stay tuned for the winter weather update.

Lafayette opens a warming shelter at Dupuis Recreation Center as freezing temperatures arrive, offering heat, transportation, and support for unhoused residents.

A 2.9 magnitude earthquake struck near Pleasant Hill Saturday morning, according to USGS. No damage or injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service is forecasting a major drop in temperatures for Louisiana. Many parts of the state will spend time below freezing.

Dangerous driving conditions are part of what could be a historic Christmas Eve and Christmas Day forecast for Louisiana.

Forecasts show highs in the mid-70s with very low rain chances for both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

The National Weather Service has revealed the official outlook for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Louisiana. Will Santa need his coat, some sunscreen, or an umbrella?

The National Weather Service has taken the current cold snap into consideration and is rethinking the snow potential for Louisiana this winter.

Lafayette Parish schools allow sweatpants Monday-Tuesday as freezing temperatures hit Acadiana. Students K-5 can wear hooded jackets; 6-12 jackets without hoods. Cold front drops temps to 35°F.

A strong cold front moves through the area by this weekend, and it is about to get really cold in the Deep South.

December 30 is circled on the calendar for locals! Louisiana Tech faces Coastal Carolina, but the memories of the past weather can’t help but linger.

Over Thursday and Friday portions of South Louisiana could see as much as four inches of rainfall. Some locations might even see more.

Heavy rain and potential flooding will welcome Louisiana residents back to work and school from the Thanksgiving Holiday. It's not the only heavy rain threat we'll face this week.

Big storms are rumbling across Louisiana as we speak as a cold front moves across the state. Cooler weather with much calmer conditions are in the offing for Thanksgiving.

Strong storms will move into Louisiana later today, tonight, and Tuesday. There could be severe storms and flooding rains before it gets decidedly colder for Thanksgiving.