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Almost the entire state of Louisiana will be under a threat for severe weather this week. Here's how that forecast will impact your plans.

Mother Nature could put a major damper on any outside plans you have for Thanksgiving Day as all of Louisiana has been placed at risk for excessive rainfall.

Strong storms will rumble across Louisiana today and tonight, here's when to expect the worst of the weather where you live.

A strong cold front will push into Louisiana this evening, ahead of the front showers and thunderstorms could be heavy or even severe.

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

Some parts of south Louisiana have not seen significant rainfall in almost a month.

Heavy rains on the already saturated ground could create flooding issues for many residents of South Louisiana this weekend.

Storms with more heavy rains are making their way through Louisiana today. Here's where forecasters say we can expect the worst.

Several more inches of rain are forecast to fall across Louisiana this week, here's where the worst of those flooding rains are anticipated.

Residents of South Louisiana should be prepared for heavy tropical downpours over the next few days. This could lead to some localized street flooding.

One more day of high heat will be followed by several days of significant rainfall across South Louisiana.

With only minimal chances for afternoon showers over the next few days, South Louisiana should have a chance to dry out just a little this week.

The best chances of rain will likely happen at the worst possible time for parents and students as the new school year begins across the region.

The first day of school could be a wet one for many students and parents when the 2022-2023 school year begins this week.

It won't be a total washout but there is a reason why most of us will see some heavy rainfall before the week is over.

Forecasters say a few more rainy afternoons will be in play over today and tomorrow but the weekend is looking nice. If you consider blistering heat to be nice.

The rain where it falls will be fast and furious but only for a few minutes, then it will feel like a sauna.

Most of Louisiana is under a heat advisory for the afternoon and early evening hours today. Here's why some parts of the state are included and why others are not.

Too much too quick, that's today's rainfall concern for south Louisiana. Some areas could see over five inches of rain in the next 24 to 36 hours.

Excessive heat and a threat of severe thunderstorms highlight the forecast for Louisiana today. Here's what to expect and when to expect it.