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Frigid temperatures and brutal wind chill values have Louisiana shivering this Christmas weekend, but is this the coldest? Here's what we found out.

At least one long-range forecast calls for snow just after New Year's in Louisiana. And now NOAA has revised their outlook.

Many in north Louisiana woke up to a beautiful site on Saturday morning as snow blanketed trees and much of the ground.

When you're fishing you never expect your campsite to be dragged out unexpectedly onto the lake but that's exactly what happened here.

Let me start off by saying, no we aren't expecting a southern snowstorm this weekend, but changes are on the way.

We've frozen over for Mardi Gras before, but what are the chances of an icy ride into South Louisiana for Santa this year?

Hopefully the porch pirate also received a nice towing bill once he got out of jail.

As temperatures slowly begin to "warm-up" across much of South Louisiana today and in the days ahead, there is a serious threat overhead.

Things are just different right now.

A Lafayette Parish man has died after he reportedly slipped on ice and hit his head.

With icy conditions blanketing Acadiana in a layer of white, many online are sharing their wintery views from different perspectives. You can see aerial drone footage and photos from above the Lafayette here, as they display the rare scenery that has made for quite the photo-op.

As winter precipitation falls in the freezing temperatures, south Louisiana residents are sharing photos on social media.

Many will soon begin to venture out in their yard to see the snow/ice that fell early Monday morning in south Louisiana.

Daybreak is giving us our first look at the snow that fell over the city.

Watch as a vehicle falls 70 feet onto a highway after skidding off of an overpass in West Allis, Wisconsin.

The I-10 corridor could see some snow flurries late this weekend. However, the accumulation of frozen precipitation is not likely.

If you're looking for snow on Christmas Day, Louisiana might not be your best bet, but we do know of some places you could try.

If you're thinking of a road trip to see snow this Christmas, you better pack a snack and start driving now.

The Seattle area is experiencing the most snowfall residence have seen in quite some time.

We witnessed what a typical errand is like during a Minnesota blizzard.