fall

Even if it won't be cold enough to see your breath it will still be cooler and a nice reminder that hurricane season can't last forever.

It won't be heavy coat and furry boots weather but at least you'll be able to turn the air conditioner off for a few hours.

A better chance of rain and the hope of cooler temperatures are waiting for South Louisiana in next week's forecast.

Summer mercifully comes to an end after today and just as you guessed, it was a long, very hot, and extremely wet season for most of the state.

It appears as if Gumbo Season might come a little later this year and Christmas shopping in shorts appears to be a real possibility for many in the Deep South.

Fall arrived last week. Fall weather will arrive through out the area today and over the weekend.

The temperatures won't be fall like but it will be nice not to have to consider a heat index when you go outside.

Football is a violent game, but watching it can be even more dangerous.

Friday morning you might need your sunglasses, Friday night you might need your umbrella. Saturday morning you might need a boat, Saturday afternoon you might need your sunscreen. That's the way the weather goes this time of year in South Louisiana. Here is your weekend outlook.

Potential tropical trouble in the Gulf of Mexico may be fizzling out. A wet weekend will usher in slightly cooler temperatures for the first day of fall on Sunday.

Everyday can be Thanksgiving.

A New York man dies in Lake Charles after falling from a parking structure at a famed casino.

The festival season is going to be a packed one.

A person whom authorities believe had a little too much to drink fell 12-feet or more Saturday afternoon from the stands at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.