hurricane season 2021

Model guidance is still suggesting tropical activity in the Gulf of Mexico next week.

Long-range tropical models suggest the Gulf of Mexico's next tropical system will come into play by next week.

Rain chances will be quite high each afternoon this week as Lafayette settles into Summer.

The tracks are still trending eastward, Here's what that means for you on this Father's Day weekend.

Impacts from the approaching tropical system could be felt in South Louisiana by as early as Friday afternoon.

The track of this tropical system will play a large part in determining what parts of South Louisiana are inundated with rainfall.

Forecasters say an approaching tropical system could bring flooding rains to South Louisiana by this weekend.

Forecasters are keeping a watchful eye about 1,000 miles southwest of Lafayette this morning for potential tropical development.

A tropical trouble spot in the western Caribbean is giving forecasters reasons for concern this morning.

The new Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today. Even though a lot of Louisiana residents haven't recovered fully from last year's storms.

The 2021 season is forecast to be very active but not nearly as raucous as the 2020 season was.

There is an 80% probability the 2021 Hurricane Season will get its first tropical cyclone before the season actually begins.

Almost two million cubic tons of storm debris were removed from five south Louisiana parishes after last year's hurricanes.

Forecasters at Colorado State University say Louisiana's coastline has a 50% chance of experiencing a landfalling hurricane this season.

The preseason forecasts are rolling in for this year's hurricane season. You probably won't like what they have to say.

The National Hurricane Center will now begin issuing tropical weather outlooks beginning May 15th instead of waiting until June 1st.

Some of the preseason hurricane projections are out and they do not bode well for a quiet summer along the coast.