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Hurricane Nicholas made landfall along the Texas coast just after midnight this morning. The storm, which had been classified as a hurricane for only a few hours is expected to weaken as it slowly moves onshore throughout the course of the morning.

DJ Rhett is back in the booth and delivering Cajun Weather dubs as Louisiana anticipates dual storms in the Gulf of Mexico.

Acadiana continues to brace for two storms that appear to be heading our way in the next few days.

Acadiana and all of South Louisiana should start to prepare for the threat of tropical weather for early next week.

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All of Louisiana's coast is included in Cristobal's cone of uncertainty this morning. Acadiana is in the center of that cone.

A tropical depression will likely develop in the southwest Gulf of Mexico by this weekend.

The second named storm of the season has formed east of the Lesser Antilles.

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Forecasters are still very uncertain on the path and intensity of a tropical system that could affect Louisiana's coastline sometime next week.

A tropical storm has formed in the tropical Atlantic ocean. It has been named Fiona and should not pose a threat to the Louisiana coastline.

A new tropical depression in the Atlantic and a different area of disturbed weather in the Gulf of Mexico. The good news is that neither of these systems are expected to be major players in South Louisiana's weather.

As of 5 p.m., Andrea is packing maximum sustained winds of 40 miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center.

The latest update on tropical storm Debby from the storm team 3 weather lab at KATC is that the storm has weakened, and is sitting over the northeastern gulf. Expect Debby to make landfall later this week over Florida.