Weather

If you are a fan of winter, you will love one forecast that calls for a strong cold front to impact the southern region really soon.

A strong cold is expected to push southward in the days ahead as we anxiously await cooler days and nights in Texas.

Some good news for those in Louisiana who are ready for cooler days and much cooler nights.

Broussard native Jobie Lagrange joins KATC as a meteorologist, bringing her passion for weather—and a unique connection to Weather Channel icon Jim Cantore—to South Louisiana.

Louisiana will feel cooler by early November, with a cold front bringing highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. Find out when your city will see the temperature drop.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring potential tropical troubles in the Caribbean Sea this morning. Could that system eventually affect the Texas Coast?

The Old Farmer's Almanac has given us a heads-up on the frost dates for various cities across the Lone Star State.

A fire department in South Louisiana posted an important reminder on social media as the region suffers from a drought.

When will Louisiana see its first frost in 2024? The Farmer’s Almanac predicts frost dates and cooler weather for the state. Here's when you can expect the chill.

A strong cold front will bring strong winds and lower humidity levels to the state, making it very dangerous too have an open fire.

You can now watch as conditions in the Tampa Bay area deteriorate as Hurricane Milton approaches the west coast of Florida.

As fall approaches, many people look forward to cooler weather, pumpkin-spiced treats, and all things cozy. In Louisiana... not so much.

With the approach of Hurricane Francine, some areas of South Louisiana are already starting to lose power.

Hurricane Francine is close to making landfall. Here's the latest forecast.

Planning to fly from Lafayette Regional Airport? Flights before 12:00 P.M. might still depart amidst Hurricane Francine's effects. Monitor the situation.

The latest forecast for a strong tropical system moving through the Gulf of Mexico shows that it could make landfall in Louisiana stronger than expected.

South Louisiana should be prepared for a possible hurricane later this week.

It has not been the hurricane season we were expecting, and it looks like we'll have a little more peace in the coming weeks.

Much of Texas could get a break in the heat as an early September cool front pushes further southward in the weeks ahead.

Explore Lafayette's weather patterns, with average highs of 90°F in summer and lows of 42°F in winter, creating a diverse climate experience.