Weather

This Saturday, the parade might not be the only thing blowing through town. Get ready for some serious wind action!

Mardi Gras revelers, take note: the storm clouds may gather Saturday afternoon, but the biggest downpours are likely to hit while you’re dreaming.

Big storms are forecast for Louisiana on Saturday, it's their arrival time that has forecasters scratching their heads. Here's the latest weather update.

As the colorful floats roll through southern Louisiana this weekend, it seems Mother Nature might want in on the festivities too. Stay tuned for the details.

What a wild ride February's weather has been! Get ready for a sunny weekend just in time for the Mardi Gras parades in Lafayette.

Jobie Lagrange has a new gig in weather forecasting, and she didn't have to go very far to find her next stop.

A Louisiana destination and favorite was drained due to the low tide and winds out of the north. Video from Crab Island shows just how low the water levels got.

Another cold front will move across Louisiana this week. Here is how that frontal passage will affect the many Mardi Gras events planned for this week and this weekend across the state.

When the power at your home goes out during a storm, you should walk over to your porch light switch and put it in the on position.

Get ready, south Louisiana! An arctic front is sweeping in, and it’s about to feel like winter in a whole new way.

That dashboard light that looks like a gumbo pot is actually an important indicator of something you need to address.

As bitter cold settles over Lafayette and surrounding parishes, warming shelters are open to protect residents facing freezing overnight temperatures.

Winter Storm Fern turned deadly in Caddo Parish, leaving two dead, roads impassable, and thousands without power across north Louisiana.

With icy roads and power outages affecting thousands, this is far from a typical Monday morning across most of Louisiana.

With icy roads and power outages affecting thousands, this winter storm is hitting harder than expected. Let’s break down the impact.

As this winter storm blankets the region, folks are hunkering down. It’s a reminder of how quickly things can change in our daily routines.

If you have to deal with frozen shut car doors this weekend in Louisiana, don't yank on the handle or you could have bigger problems than an icy car door.

As temperatures drop, a weather forecaster has turned to dessert to make sense of winter’s icy offerings — and it’s catching everyone’s attention.

A lot of people are talking about the risk of exploding trees as the massive winter storm stretches across the U.S. But, are exploding trees real?

Louisiana may not get a lot of snow every winter, but in 1895 the record was set for the most snowfall in the "Bayou State."