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Forecasters are unsure of where a system in the Caribbean might go but there is agreement if it gets into the Gulf of Mexico it could be a "formidable storm".

Broussard native Jobie Lagrange joins KATC as a meteorologist, bringing her passion for weather—and a unique connection to Weather Channel icon Jim Cantore—to South Louisiana.

Jim Cantore had an unexpected guess show up behind him while reporting from Florida, and the man was waiving a Trump flag.

What is the probability a named storm, a hurricane, or a major hurricane will make landfall in your Louisiana parish? Here's what the experts are saying.

So many people in Louisiana are planning to either ride in or attend Mardi Gras parades this weekend and unfortunately, the weather could impact a few of these parades.

Severe weather is not rare in Louisiana but this particular kind of forecast is rarely made when identifying a potentially dangerous weather situation.

The tropical season for 2023 is not going away quietly with two active areas of potential tropical troubles. Will these affect Louisiana Thanksgiving celebrations?

Louisiana could go from famine to feast as far as rainfall is concerned over the next few days. It should ease the drought but will we soon be needing sandbags?

The Easter weekend holds a lot of traditions for families across Louisiana, and some of those traditions have grown into full-blown myths over generations.

Lennox Sandifer made many smile during Hurricane Zeta when he made his debut as a hurricane reporter.

Jim Cantore is in Cajun Country.

Jim Cantore is NOT feeling the love from the boot state.

Tropical weather models are developing a low-pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico next week. That could be a cause for concern by next Wednesday or Thursday.

Its safe to say that anytime Jim Cantore of the Weather Channel arrives in your town, severe weather is just around the corner. We have all seen Jim in fierce hurricanes, tornado areas, and thunderstorms. But see what happens when the "weather man" just wants time to relax, and people recognize him.

Of course we have heard people say that we are overreacting about icy conditions in Louisiana, but check out the Weather Channel's Jim Cantore in Chicago covering the ongoing blizzards up there. He then goes completely APE over "thundersnow" ...