severe weather

Friday and Saturday will bring a serious rainfall to the I-10 corridor. Outside plans for high school football and UL Homecoming will likely need to be changed.

Thunderstorms moving south will soak Acadiana Thursday morning with rainfall up to two inches in some spots.

A small number of storms could still pack a serious punch across Louisiana this Sunday, with damaging winds leading the threat list.

Sunday's storms didn't just knock out lights across South Louisiana — in Youngsville, they took down water pressure too, here is an update.

Forecasters with the Hurricane Center say we could be introduced to "Tropical Storm Arthur" or at least a tropical depression by tomorrow.

As the skies open up across Acadiana, it’s not just rain we’re watching for—there’s a chance of some fierce storms brewing, too.

Heavy rain is on the horizon. Rainfall amounts of half a foot or more are expected along the I-10 corridor.

Heavy rain and fierce winds are on the way, bringing potential challenges to both homes and streets across Louisiana.

From peaceful breezes to roaring winds, spring weather can be a real rollercoaster here. Here's what to expect in the next 24 to 48 hours.

After-school pick-up and the ride home from work could be affected by thunderstorms later today.

Imagine the smell of crawfish boiling in the rain—Easter weekend might be a bit soggy, but the spirit of celebration remains strong.

Imagine the smell of crawfish boiling in the rain—Easter weekend might be a bit soggy, but the spirit of celebration remains strong.

The weather forecast is just about perfect for Saturday's Patty in the Parc but watch out for what happens on Sunday.

Big storms rumbled across Louisiana leaving a trail of damage in their wake. Here's video from some of the most impacted areas.

If you’ve got plans outside today, you might want to wrap them up before the skies open up. Heavy rain is on the way!

Heavy downpours will be possible again today with a better chance of severe storms returning to the area by midweek.

It's another mixed bag of changing weather for South Louisiana this weekend. There is a risk of strong storms followed by a sudden drop in temperatures.

Mardi Gras revelers, take note: the storm clouds may gather Saturday afternoon, but the biggest downpours are likely to hit while you’re dreaming.

As the temperature drops, survival is the name of the game. Residents are urged to prepare for this cold wave before it hits hard.

The bitter cold has claimed lives across our state, bringing a heavy reality check about the risks lurking in freezing temperatures.