Storm Watch

The City of New Iberia is already starting storm debris pickup services and has released a few guidelines for residents to follow to make sure things go smoothly.

In less than 30 seconds he proved why Cajuns are the best people on Earth.

Once the flood waters subside, its time to begin the recovery process, and here are the proper steps to take.

Estimates he's seeing is that parts of the city got about 9 inches of rainfall.

A power failure at the Franklin Water System has resulted in a boil advisory for residents of that town.

Traffic on the waterway has been restricted to emergency watercraft only.

Rain bands from the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry have dumped over a foot of rainfall on portions of South Louisiana this morning.

If you would like to help, call 1-800-RED CROSS, or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

The NWS has issued an important reminder about staying safe during flooding events.

If you've been affected by Tropical Storm Barry and are in need of assistance, there are a few resources available for you.

Butte La Rose Jeremy Prejean sent us the following video from his resident's security camera.

Officials are reminding the public to watch out for scams in the wake of Barry.

Tropical Storm Barry has caused sporadic flooding around Acadiana.

All LPSS facilities will resume normal operations Monday, July 15, 2019.

We can't wait until this is all over and we can get back to normal.

Here's a perfect example of what can happen with these winds and rains. The following video was submitted by one of our listeners, Shay Darby.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has given an update on the status of Tropical Storm Barry

Motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously if they need to drive during severe weather events.

LSU's Mike the Tiger enjoys a nap amidst the chaos of Hurricane Barry.

As Tropical Storm Barry approaches Louisiana, some towns and cities are imposing curfews for the public's safety.