Weather

Heavy rains in the Acadiana area are bringing out snakes, roaches, rats, frogs, insects and even crawfish.

Due to the heavy rain, more than two dozen roads are closed throughout Lafayette Parish. And as a precaution, sandbags are available for Lafayette Parish residents.

It's going to be another soggy workday around Acadiana, and due to overnight showers, we already have numerous road closures due to flooding.

Several projects are on board for the site, including one backed by Drew Brees.

Rainfall totals of one to three inches will be common over the next 24 to 36 hours in South Louisiana.

Two tanks were destroyed in the blaze that was believed to have been started by a lightning strike from a strong thunderstorm.

Watch as baseball size hail penetrates the roof of a Walmart store while customers seek cover in the store.

It looks as if the late afternoon and early evening hours will be Acadiana's most likely time to see strong storms today.

Hot, breezy, and humid conditions will help create a threat of strong to severe storms across South Louisiana by Tuesday.

The weekend won't be a total washout but it will get quite stormy across South Louisiana later tonight and early Saturday.