severe weather

A nice November day will yield to showers and thunderstorms by tomorrow. Freezing temperatures will likely be a part of your plans by this time next week.

Forecasters say Acadiana's next cold front is scheduled to arrive on Thursday. Until then, things should be rather quiet.

Before you need your coat you will likely need an umbrella and maybe a safe place to ride out the storms too.

Camels seem to be having bad luck in Louisiana lately.

Acadiana could experience strong to severe thunderstorms later today as a cold front moves through the area.

A cold front should kick off showers and thunderstorms today but that doesn't mean we don't have a heat advisory too.

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

The entire state of Louisiana is at risk of severe storms today. However, most of us won't see a drop of rain.

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

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

Rainfall amounts of two to seven inches are possible along with the threat of severe thunderstorms over the next few days.

Sunday morning's severe weather blew a house onto a Mamou road.