National Weather Service

The inclement weather has changed a lot of plans for the weekend. Here's what's been postponed and what's still on.

Residents of South Louisiana will need to remain vigilant for flooding rains and strong storms over the next several days.

Forecasters have placed much of Acadiana and South Louisiana under a threat for severe weather for the next several days.

Some areas of South Louisiana could see up to 10 inches of rain before the week is over.

Forecasters say rain chances across South Louisiana will remain rather high this week but so far the threat of severe storms seems to be minimal.

Fans of Festival International could need an umbrella for the beginning of the festival and sunscreen by the end of the festival.

Forecasters say an additional 3 to 4 inches of rainfall is likely across some parts of Acadiana later today and tonight.

Forecasters say gusty winds, heavy rains, and the threat of severe weather are all part of today's outlook.

The greatest threat of strong storms will be along and north of I-10 into Central Louisiana.

The weekend forecast holds a chance of rain for Saturday and much cooler weather moving in for Sunday.

The only ice you'll find should be in a cup or a cooler but it will be brisk on Lundi Gras and Mardi Gras

Parts of South Louisiana could receive an additional three to four inches of rainfall during the day today.