National Weather Service

T-shirt and jeans for Monday. Raincoat and boat for Monday night. Flaming wood and hot chocolate for Tuesday.

Chances are you'll feel like bringing the gumbo pot back out for a second appearance later this week as cooler temperatures are forecast to return to Acadiana by Wednesday.

Afternoon temperatures will reach into the upper 90-degree range while the heat index will go beyond triple digits.

After a hurricane and a heatwave, a bit of a break from the high humidity and afternoon temperatures is on its way.

Mother Nature could have a hand in exactly when and where you hold your outside celebrations this July Fourth holiday.

Yesterday's storms dropped heavy downpours and brought gusty winds and power outages to some parts of Acadiana.

A line of strong storms and heavy rain is pushing toward South Louisiana this morning.

Heavy showers and storms are already popping up in the offshore waters and over Eastern Texas this morning.

Clear comfortable nights and warm sunny days will highlight a spectacular week of weather following a frontal passage later today.

There should be another day of showers before the summertime heat returns to Acadiana for the weekend.

Imagine a swarm of insects so large it shows up on National Weather Service radar? It happened and you can see it for yourself.

Several tornado warnings were issued in the overnight hours, there could be more strong storms later today.