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Louisiana we are not done with strong storms and severe weather. More severe storms are possible from Lake Charles to Lafayette and Baton Rouge.

The threat of severe storms and tornadoes looms large for much of Louisiana on Thursday and Friday.

Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and several other Louisiana cities are at an enhanced risk for severe storms, flooding rains, and potential tornadoes today.

Severe weather will move into Louisiana on Sunday with the potential for strong storms expanding statewide by early Monday morning.

The National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center say the threat of severe storms and tornadoes will increase across Louisiana today and tonight.

A severe weather threat will move into northern Louisiana today and spread statewide by Thursday and Friday. Here's what to expect over the next 48 hours.

The National Weather Service has fine-tuned Thursday's severe weather potential for all of Louisiana. Much of the state is at risk for strong storms today.

Severe weather watches and warnings have been posted for many Louisiana parishes early this Monday as a line of strong to severe thunderstorms moves across the state.

A woman stepped in to save her husband after a tree crashed down on their roof.

Severe weather watches and warnings have already been posted in many parts of Louisiana. Here is where the storms are now and where they are expected to go.

A dangerous weather situation is emerging for the Pineywoods. When can we expect these multiple rounds of severe storms?

Forecasters with the National Weather Service have upped the threat level for a severe storm outbreak in Louisiana over the next 24 to 48 hours.

Excessive rainfall with an enhanced risk of severe weather is what Louisiana has in store to start the work week.

A significant severe weather and tornado threat is forecast for East Texas.

Forecasters with the Storm Prediction Center are suggesting a stormy start to the work week. Could affect your school day and your plans to view the eclipse.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service are suggesting that the start to Louisiana's work week on Monday will be raucous with a severe storms looming.

Hail the size of grapefruits is a possibility Monday as a line of storms will move across parts of the South.

The potential threat for severe storms will be followed by much cooler temperatures later this week.

The National Weather Service says the threat of strong to severe storms across Louisiana is even more likely than first thought. Here's the timing on the storms.

Two lines of strong storms are marching across South Louisiana this morning. Severe weather warnings have been issued as the storms move along the I-10 corridor.