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.
Spring storms will factor into the beginning of Louisiana's work and school week. It looks as if none of Louisiana's 64 parishes will dodge high wind and heavy rain.
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.
Gusty winds, heavy rain, possible hail, and maybe even a tornado, that's what Louisiana could expect with Thursday's forecast round of strong to severe storms.
National Weather Service Forecasters are predicting strong to severe storms to begin Louisiana's workweek. There could be a threat of flash flooding as well.
Rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning awoke Louisiana residents early this morning, when will the rain end? And, when will Louisiana get its next round of storms?
The timing has once again shifted on the wet weather forecast for Louisiana this weekend. Mardi Gras events could be interrupted by storms on Saturday and Sunday.
Forecasters have adjust the timing on Saturday's soaking rains across Louisiana. Here's where and when to expect the wettest weather for where you live.
Louisiana is looking ahead to an Arctic blast next week but first there's a severe weather event we need to be prepared for on Thursday night. Here's the timing.
As one storm system moves out of Louisiana residents are being encouraged to be aware of the state's next severe weather threat which is forecast for later this week.
Forecasters have placed more of Louisiana at an enhanced risk of severe storms, rains, and damaging winds today. Here's when to expect the worst where you live.
Louisiana cities such as Lafayette, Lake Charles, and Baton Rouge are preparing for a strong storm system that is forecast to bring strong winds and flooding rain.
Severe weather is not rare in Louisiana but this particular kind of forecast is rarely made when identifying a potentially dangerous weather situation.
The weekend won't be a total washout across Louisiana but it will be punctuated by the threat of severe storms, damaging winds, and cold temperatures by Sunday.