colder weather

The rumors you've heard about a Louisiana "cold snap" are confirmed. Louisiana's first taste of "gumbo weather" for the fall is now just days away.

School is starting across Louisiana this week, can cooler fall temperatures be too far behind? Here's the good news you've been looking for.

The National Weather Service is offering a sneak peek at what Louisiana's first few weeks of fall might bring. When will those gumbo pots be coming out?

After a stormy St Patrick's Day Weekend Louisiana will experience a return to much cooler temperatures to start the work week. Here's how cold it's expected to get.

Some parts of the state will see precipitation and below freezing temperatures.

Thanksgiving week across Louisiana could start out with severe storms followed by a significant drop in temperatures.

Outside celebrations planned for Thanksgiving Day in Louisiana might need to be adjusted but not cancelled because of Mother Nature.

The strongest cold front of the fall season is sweeping across Louisiana today. Here's when the colder air is expected to move through where you live.

Louisiana Trick-or-Treaters might need to think about adding some warmth to their Halloween costumes. Here's how cold it will be where you live.

Louisiana is anticipating the arrival of colder weather this weekend, which means gumbo pots are standing by to bring us joy.

Almost all of northern and central Louisiana will feel freezing temperatures tonight, some of that colder air could reach deep into Acadiana as well.

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.

Storm clouds will be billowing into Louisiana during the day on Wednesday ahead of a strong cold front that will bring much colder weather to the state by the weekend.

Record heat but big changes on the way.

A springlike start will give way to a windy welcome back to winter across South Louisiana by lunchtime today.

We will start the week muggy, spend the middle of the week dodging storms, and now it looks like we'll need to adjust our costumes for Halloween because of big changes coming in the forecast.

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

Sleet is possible across South Louisiana this morning, that should turn to rain later in the day and maybe storms tonight.

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.