severe weather

Rainfall totals of one to three inches will be common over the next 24 to 36 hours in South Louisiana.

This story out of Florida makes off of those complaints about Louisiana roads seem like minor inconveniences.

It looks as if the late afternoon and early evening hours will be Acadiana's most likely time to see strong storms today.

Hot, breezy, and humid conditions will help create a threat of strong to severe storms across South Louisiana by Tuesday.

There will be a few showers this morning but the bigger storms won't arrive until late Saturday and early Sunday.

The weekend in Acadiana won't be a total washout but there are a couple of days where the chances of showers and storms will be better than others.

The weekend won't be a total washout but it will get quite stormy across South Louisiana later tonight and early Saturday.

Small hail, high winds, and the possibility of tornadoes are all a part of Friday's weather forecast in Acadiana.

Enjoy the nice weather today and tomorrow but Friday we'll be dodging raindrops and listening for thunder as another severe weather threat looms for South Louisiana.

The Lafayette airport received over two inches of rain yesterday, another two inches or more could be falling between today and Thursday.

Heavy rain with the potential for damaging winds and hail is in the forecast for the next couple of days across South Louisiana.

Another severe weather threat will move across Acadiana on Tuesday and maybe Wednesday too. Here's what to look out for and when to be on the lookout.