National Weather Service

Louisiana's brutal heat finally gets a break this week as a northeast wind brings drier air by Thursday and Friday.

A cool change might be on the horizon for Louisiana and the Gulf South, promising a break from the sweltering heat we've felt for weeks.

Something brewing in the Pacific Ocean could make this Louisiana winter a lot wetter — and colder — than most people are planning for.

Tuesday's torrential rains could return today as forecasters have placed all of South Louisiana at risk for excessive rainfall today.

Easter plans may need a little weatherproofing this year, as storms are rolling in just in time for the weekend festivities.

If you have Good Friday plans with family or Sunday church plans for Easter, Mother Nature will have a hand in how those plans play out.

As the temperatures drop, our area is gearing up for a significant winter storm. Are you ready for what could be a snowy surprise?

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

As Louisiana heads back to school Mother Nature is ramping up the rain chances. Some of those downpours could create chaos at bell times next week.

Forecasters say the changes might creep in unnoticed at first but when they arrive they could bring pain, suffering, and even loss of life to Louisiana, Texas, and a large portion of the country.

Flooding rains prompt watches and warnings for much of Acadiana and the I-10 corridor this morning.

Gusty winds, small hail, flooding rains, and the threat of tornadoes, that's why South Louisiana can expect during the day on Tuesday as we wrap up May with a week of very unsettled weather.