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We've seen so many beautiful photos of ice in Louisiana and now we have another photo to add to the list and it comes from the Myrtles in St. Francisville, LA.

When temperatures slowly begin to "warm-up" across much of South Louisiana in the days ahead, there is a serious threat overhead.

Louisiana doesn't deal well with ice and freezing temperatures. We grind to a near halt, but we have dealt with it at least three times in the last decade.

Authorities in Evangeline Parish are warning the general public to avoid a Russian man who escaped from a local ICE detention center.

When an opportunity like this comes by you have to do it...#IceIceBaby #HavingFun -Vanilla Ice

When you're fishing you never expect your campsite to be dragged out unexpectedly onto the lake but that's exactly what happened here.

If you needed further proof that the south is simply not built for extreme winter weather, here it is.

Winter Storm 2021 has wreaked havoc across Louisiana, with the northern parts of the state taking on a lot of ice and snow. With things in South Louisiana settling down, utilities companies are moving their efforts North to help assist our fellow Louisianans in their recovery efforts.

A Lafayette Parish man has died after he reportedly slipped on ice and hit his head.

With icy conditions blanketing Acadiana in a layer of white, many online are sharing their wintery views from different perspectives. You can see aerial drone footage and photos from above the Lafayette here, as they display the rare scenery that has made for quite the photo-op.

Bottom line: don't let the melting snow/ice/slush become a false indication that things are safe. As long as temperatures are near freezing, danger lurks.

As winter precipitation falls in the freezing temperatures, south Louisiana residents are sharing photos on social media.

Lafayette Parish will be under curfew effective at midnight tonight.

If you have the pool noodles around your house, you can put them to good use in the days ahead.

Did you know that you should NOT let your vehicle get below the quarter tank gas mark during a hard freeze?

We can't stop watching.

Watch as an 18-wheeler slides backwards on a frozen road in Texas and then hits a stoplight.

NASA's MODIS satellites show you a view from above as the ice storm that hit Louisiana comes in, covers us, and what it left behind.

All they needed was a yard sign, a parking lot, and ice.

Sure, roads may be clear of ice and snow for the most part here, but there is still a danger lurking out there.