severe weather

A strong cold front is responsible for tornado watches and severe storm warning across Louisiana this morning.

Louisiana is under the threat of severe storms and heavy rains today and early Friday. Here is when the worst of the weather will arrive where you live.

The current forecast shows rain pretty much nonstop through the evening, including during school dismissal.

Much of South Louisiana could experience heavy downpours and strong to severe thunderstorms today. Here's the projected time when the worst of the weather will be moving through.

Showers are expected across Louisiana with stronger storms moving in Wednesday and Thursday across the state. Here's when to expect the worst.

The bigger question is will the rain and storms move out of Louisiana in time for a weekend full of Mardi Gras parades and events?

Louisiana experienced strong storms and possible tornadoes yesterday, but what month and at what time of day are these devastating storms most likely to occur?

Some storms, including those capable of producing tornadoes, may have an impact as schools dismiss Wednesday.

The timing of the arrival of today's inclement weather could affect carpool pick-up and bus transportation today. Here's what we know about the timing of today's storms.

Lafayette, Lake Charles, Baton Rouge, get ready for another deluge. Heavy downpours and thunderstorms are forecast for Sunday.

The line of strong storms is causing tornadoes and severe storms across the Gulf Coast.

Winds gusting up to and beyond 50 mph are likely across Louisiana today as are strong to severe storms. Here is when the worst of the weather will move through your hometown.

Acadiana is bracing itself for potentially some strong storms that are heading this way and a handful of school parishes have announced early dismissal for Tuesday.

An enhanced threat of severe storms is forecast for Louisiana tomorrow. Here is when and where we are expecting the worst of the storms to occur.

The threat of strong storms and excessive rainfall will move into Louisiana later today. Here's when forecasters believe we'll be facing the worst of the weather.

Forecasters say the strongest severe weather threat in Louisiana will shift from the I-20 corridor to the I-10 corridor during the day today.

Flood watches have been posted ahead of a strong weather system that is currently moving across Louisiana. Severe storms are possible and flooding rains are likely.

Most of Louisiana will dance between scattered rain drops today but heavier showers and possibly storms will move through the state later tonight and early Friday. Here's when to expect the worst.

Forecasters say Lafayette and Lake Charles could experience some very heavy downpours between now and New Year's Eve.

After tornadoes hit New Iberia today and a round of deadly storms in the northeast part of Louisiana last night, Governor John Bel Edwards has declared a State of Emergency.