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It's very late in the season, but the tropics are still active.

Drier than usual conditions, coupled with high brush, has left Acadiana more susceptible to grass fires than normal.

It's looking good for trick-or-treaters this Halloween. Stay safe!

Sure, the temperatures get back into the 80s by the weekend, but there is another cool front on the way.

You could see temperatures get as low as the upper 30s this week.

A strong cold front, maybe the strongest thus far this season, is pushing further southward and the temperatures here will soon change.

It feels like it's been weeks since we've had any substantial amount of rainfall in south Louisiana.

Gas prices have been ticking down, but could Hurricane Ian impact that?

The damage in Cuba is bad, but the storm could be catastrophic in Florida.

A strong cool front is forecasted to push further southward early next week and nighttime temperatures could be in the upper 50s.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather approaching the Caribbean, that could pose a threat to the Gulf of Mexico by next week.

Peak hurricane season is here and the tropics are active.

As we approach the final weeks of summer, many across south Louisiana are already talking about winter.

Farmers are worried that the rain will lead to major losses.

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While we are getting heavy rains, there are no immediate signs of hurricane activity anytime soon.

While we won't be seeing major weather events here, we can still expect some showers Friday and Saturday.

The National Hurricane Center will be monitoring a tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic in the next five days.

Meteorologist Rob Perillo is celebrating 34 years in the Lafayette television market, and today he is looking back on his first weathercast in Lafayette.

A meteorologist in Mississippi took a shot at the Dallas Cowboys during a recent weather forecast, and I didn't appreciate the jab.