Lafayette Weather

You know how the saying goes -- "Records were made to be broken."

Excessive heat and drought conditions have had a major impact on utilities and water reserves this summer.

A hot July could be getting hotter with temperatures on track to beat previous records.

The National Weather Service is warning residents that it's not just hot - it's dangerously hot.

As we enter the early portion of summer, we expect the temperatures to be on the rise, but must it really be this hot in June?

Those storms can produce high winds, hail, and frequent lightning across Louisiana.

Adam Olivier with News15 in Lafayette had an unexpected guest attempt to assist him with his weather forecast.

Most of Acadiana woke up this morning to a pretty tumultuous line of thunderstorms that produced heavy rains and winds.

The threat of severe weather is once again dominating Louisiana's weather for the next 24 to 48 hours. Here's where forecasters are anticipating the worst of the storms.

Protect your pipes and your plants as freezing temperatures are expected across the state come Monday.

The line of strong storms is causing tornadoes and severe storms across the Gulf Coast.