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As if sweltering temperatures weren't enough, now there's a threat of strong storms for the area today too.

Some parts of the state could see in excess of three inches of rainfall during today's rounds of storms.

A better than average chance of some stormy weather is dominating our forecast for the next several days.

Rain chances are well above normal for much of this workweek across Acadiana. Some severe storms could be possible.

There's still a threat of strong storms in South Louisiana today. By this weekend we'll be complaining about the heat.

Some watches and warnings have already been posted in Louisiana's coastal waters this morning.

It's going to be a bit bumpy across Acadiana today and tonight, then things improve greatly for the weekend.

Another round of strong storms will roll through Acadiana on Friday. Here's the best guess as to when we can expect the worst of the weather in the area.

A threat of showers returns to the area during the overnight hours of Tuesday into Wednesday. No severe storms are expected though.

It looks as if our best chance for strong storms will come in the overnight tonight and the early morning hours of Wednesday.

Investigators have confirmed Wednesday's storm damage in Vernon Parish was the result of an EF-2 tornado.

Strong storms will push into Louisiana later today. That could result in severe weather watches or warnings being posted for later this evening.