Louisiana weather

The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts showers, cold snaps, and even snow for parts of Louisiana this winter. Here’s how the forecast could impact your plans.

Winter has arrived in the Deep South and now should are preparing for freezing rain and sleet as we get closer to the end of the work week.

Here are the best places around the Acadiana area to enjoy patio weather

As the water begins to recede, you should be on alert for a few things that could be in or around your property.

Tropical Storm Rafael has formed in the Caribbean and could strengthen into a hurricane, potentially impacting Louisiana later this week. Here’s what residents need to know.

When will Louisiana see its first frost in 2024? The Farmer’s Almanac predicts frost dates and cooler weather for the state. Here's when you can expect the chill.

As fall approaches, many people look forward to cooler weather, pumpkin-spiced treats, and all things cozy. In Louisiana... not so much.

With the approach of Hurricane Francine, some areas of South Louisiana are already starting to lose power.

Hurricane Francine is close to making landfall. Here's the latest forecast.

South Louisiana should be prepared for a possible hurricane later this week.

After an excruciatingly hot summer, some folks in Louisiana are hoping for a cooler winter to try and take the edge off.

With a hurricane making landfall in Texas and sending heavy rain into Louisiana, will this become something we have to experience more of in the coming weeks?

A tropical system in the southern Gulf of Mexico will likely to become Tropical Storm Alberto soon, and it could impact Louisiana.

Rain chances are down but the threat of severe storms remains relatively high for much of Louisiana.

A strong storm system is rolling through south Louisiana, potentially bringing heavy rain and a lot of lightning to the area Tuesday afternoon.

We seem to be getting an early start to the Louisiana summer heat. What gives?

A ton of factors are coming together to make the 2024 hurricane season potentially one of the worst yet, potentially impacting Louisiana and Texas.

According to Christopher Fontenot he was able to debunk the myth that lightning doesn't string the same place twice. He says a communication tower in Plaquemine was struck 15+ times during Monday's storms.

The threat of flooding rains and torrential downpours will highlight Louisiana's Friday morning forecast. Flood watches and warnings are already posted.

Almost two dozen named storms and 11 hurricanes, any of which could be headed Louisiana's and Texas's way.