Hurricane Delta

Ms. Rochelle Johnson of Lafayette has lived in her Jeanette Street home for 36 years. Hurricane Delta tragically took that away from her.

Travis Guillory did not come here to play with y'all.

Hurricane Delta has made its way through southwest Louisiana and once again we are left to pick up the pieces.

We quite liked our station vehicle canopy, but Hurricane Delta obviously didn't and wadded it up and tossed it away like a paper napkin.

Currently, there are still wide spread power outages and road closures across Acadiana due to Hurricane Delta.

The forecasters were spot-on: they predicted Hurricane Delta to hit just 12 miles from where Hurricane Laura came ashore, and that's just what she did.

With this map, you can keep track of outages throughout Acadiana and the State.

While people are definitely taking Hurricane Delta seriously, some people were having a little fun before it made landfall.

The National Hurricane Center has released their 4:00 pm advisory for Hurricane Delta for Friday, October 9th.

The official landfall for Hurricane Delta is still a couple of hours away, but its effects are already being felt in Cameron Parish.

Mayor of Lake Charles, Nic Hunter, shared his final thoughts with his residents and the people of Louisiana as Hurricane Delta makes landfall in his city.

We've all heard of southern hospitality, but this is definitely a new level of kindness.

LUS is prepped and ready to restore power to the Lafayette area once the storm passes.

Our media partners at KATC-TV3 are keeping everyone in Acadiana up to date as new information comes in surrounding Hurricane Delta. Find an updated radar for the area here.

The 10 a.m. update shows that Hurricane Delta weakened a bit on Friday morning, but don't let that mislead you.

The system is expected to make landfall in southwest Louisiana later today.

Hurricane Delta is moving closer to the southwestern Louisiana coast and its expected to make landfall tonight near the Cameron-Vermilion Parish line.

Get the latest updates from the Louisiana Department of Transportation by going to their website or following them on Twitter.

Hurricane Delta is once again expected to knock out power for thousands. Delta comes six weeks after Hurricane Laura knocked out power for over 500,000 Lousiana customers.

Preparing for a hurricane is never any fun. Getting ready for two hurricanes six weeks apart, even less enjoyable.