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According to a recent online survey of folks in Acadiana, not Baton Rouge or New Orleans, these are the best restaurants to visit for a great bowl of gumbo.

Despite the pleasant forecast for Louisiana, the tropics remain quite active as we are still near the peak of the season.

As we look forward to the fall season in Louisiana, one Facebook user is going viral for her brutally honest advice.

September is also the month that items such as televisions, mattresses, swing sets and more, go on sale.

As another strong cold front sweeps across much of the south this weekend, many may be resorting to various ways to keep their house warm for the first time this season.

It is called a Harvest Moon. This type of moon signifies that summer has officially come to an end.

How cold will it get and when will it get that cold. South Louisiana is ready for a respite from the heat and humidity this week.

A strong cold front may be approaching south Louisiana by next week and we are waiting for it with open arms.

When will it be cool enough for gumbo without sweating? It could be a lot sooner than you think.

A cold front will push down temperatures and the humidity level later this week.

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

If you like fall and cooler temperatures, you may be really happy in the days ahead.

We may be sweating today but a bit of a cool down is showing up in the long-range forecasts.

Even if it won't be cold enough to see your breath it will still be cooler and a nice reminder that hurricane season can't last forever.

It’s time for the Weekend WeWind! Here’s some stuff you may have missed and/or what was probably important this week.

It's that time of year again, time to 'Fall Back' for Daylight Savings Time at 2:00 am on Sunday, November 6.

It won't be heavy coat and furry boots weather but at least you'll be able to turn the air conditioner off for a few hours.

Summer mercifully comes to an end after today and just as you guessed, it was a long, very hot, and extremely wet season for most of the state.

It appears as if Gumbo Season might come a little later this year and Christmas shopping in shorts appears to be a real possibility for many in the Deep South.

Friday morning you might need your sunglasses, Friday night you might need your umbrella. Saturday morning you might need a boat, Saturday afternoon you might need your sunscreen. That's the way the weather goes this time of year in South Louisiana. Here is your weekend outlook.