Weather

This afternoon outside temperatures could feel as warm as 110 degrees in the shade.

If you live in the deep south, you should highlight the day, September 22nd, in your phone.

The storm system could affect the big cities of the Northeast later this weekend.

There have already been five named storms so far this season. We've not seen five named storms this early in the hurricane season since 2005.

An area of disturbed weather just of the Louisiana coastline has forecasters concerned this weekend.

July could be rather dry in Louisiana unless that prediction of a tropical threat comes to fruition later this month.

One system is just off the East Coast of the U.S. the other is near South America.

That Saharan dust hasn't dried up Mother Nature's waterworks just yet. However, rain chances over the weekend are expected to be not quite as large.

Some parts of the state could see in excess of three inches of rainfall during today's rounds of storms.

A better than average chance of some stormy weather is dominating our forecast for the next several days.

Rain chances are well above normal for much of this workweek across Acadiana. Some severe storms could be possible.

Would it really be 2020 if we didn't receive a Saharan dust storm?