colder weather

A strong cold front will push showers and thunderstorms across South Louisiana this morning. Those storms will usher in some very cold air by this afternoon.

Louisiana will go from record warmth to below normal cold in less than 24 hours. Here's how cold it might get for where you live in South Louisiana.

Record heat but big changes on the way.

Depending on where your game is played you might want a jacket, a raincoat, or both.

It's hard to see how slippery it is in the dark, but trust us, it's out there and you don't need to be driving in it.

Bridges will begin freezing over first and many roadways could become impassible by late tonight or early tomorrow.

Some of the coolest weather of the season is expected in South Louisiana this weekend.

There are some things you'll want to check before you fire up the furnace, fireplace, or space heater this week.

Today's wet wintry conditions will yield to much better weather by the time tomorrow's Mardi Gras fun begins.

You're going to want an umbrella to avoid the rain today. However, temperatures should remain seasonable or slightly warmer than average.

A windy winter chill returns to Acadiana today with forecasters watching the potential for strong storms in the area by this weekend.

Expect a 15-degree drop in temperatures between today and tomorrow, even colder temps forecast for Wednesday.

T-shirt and jeans for Monday. Raincoat and boat for Monday night. Flaming wood and hot chocolate for Tuesday.

A nice November day will yield to showers and thunderstorms by tomorrow. Freezing temperatures will likely be a part of your plans by this time next week.

Forecasters say Acadiana's next cold front is scheduled to arrive on Thursday. Until then, things should be rather quiet.

Forecasters say colder temperatures and gusty winds will be waiting on Halloween revelers Thursday night.

Chances are you'll feel like bringing the gumbo pot back out for a second appearance later this week as cooler temperatures are forecast to return to Acadiana by Wednesday.

A cold front forecast to push through Acadiana today could affect several events this afternoon and high school football tonight.

High school football fans will want to bring a jacket and maybe the rain gear for Friday night's action.

A few showers this afternoon will usher in cooler weather Tuesday. But the real Fall weather is expected to arrive on Saturday.