Weather

The Summer of 2023 was record-breaking, but the heat didn't just affect utility bills. It may adversely impact the upcoming crawfish season in Louisiana.

There are two systems to keep an eye on, but neither poses a threat to the Gulf at this time.

One noted meteorologist says 'There might be something behind Lee that could warrant our interest.'

The strongest hurricane of the 2023 season so far has already hit Category 5 strength and is expected to remain a major storm for the next several days.

The problem? Excessive heat and drought conditions make lighting fires a bad idea.

The face of the Buc-ee's mascot looked like a post-apocalyptic horror instead of a welcoming smile.

The kids are back in school and the heat is on in the deep south.

The system moving through the area has the potential for 'severe weather such as very frequent lightning, heavy rain, hail and/or damaging winds,' according to the alert.

The heat dome over Louisiana has been brutal, and some high school football teams are preparing to start their season this week.

Many on social media are asking why it is so smokey in some parts of south Louisiana.

In recent weeks we have seen a number of videos that show what some would call a "Dust Devil" and now we have our first "Hay Devil."

A major brush fire in Vernon Parish is raging and now authorities are telling some in the northwest corner of DeRidder to stay vigilant this evening.

We all know it's been very hot in Louisiana this summer, but just how hot has it really been?

The heat has been on and many here in south Louisiana have had enough of the extreme temperatures.

Without a storm in the Atlantic basin in more than a month, forecasters are warning not to let your guard down.

Get ready for another weekend sizzler Louisiana.

If anyone knows some great tips on how to stay cool in this heat, it's your local meteorologists.

There are two tropical waves, both of which could head to the southern states. However, current conditions aren't favorable for quick development.

KATC Chief Meteorologist Rob Perillo announced on social media today (July 18, 2023) that he is celebrating 35 years of weather forecasting in Acadiana.

The moon was beautiful Sunday night and many in South Louisiana were running out of their home to catch a glimpse of it.