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Meteorologists say there seems to be a trend in storm reports that puts Louisiana at risk for even more severe weather.

National Weather Service forecasters say Louisiana can expect more strong to severe storms with gusty winds and small hail throughout the course of the day on Wednesday.

Gusty winds, small hail, flooding rains, and the threat of tornadoes, that's why South Louisiana can expect during the day on Tuesday as we wrap up May with a week of very unsettled weather.

National Weather Service spotters are reporting rainfall amounts in excess of six inches across many Louisiana parishes. See where the heaviest rain has fallen and where the heavy rain will fall today.

The entire state of Louisiana is under a Flood Watch through Thursday. There is also a threat of severe storms today too. Here's when the worst of the weather will affect where you live.

Heavy rain and flooding could impact travel in Acadiana. Lafayette schools may cancel in-person classes—here’s when you’ll know.

Flooded streets and the potential for gusty winds, tornadoes, and hail highlight Louisiana's weather week this week. Here is when the worst of the weather will likely be moving through your hometown.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed all of Louisiana on notice for a very dangerous weather situation later today and into early Saturday.

The National Weather Service has issued a Special Weather Statement regarding severe weather and potential flooding across Louisiana this morning.

Why are severe weather watches and warnings not reaching nearly half a million Louisiana residents? The answer might be difficult to translate.

The National Weather Service says numerous severe storms are possible across Louisiana on Saturday. The entire state is at risk.

Louisiana weather forecasters are using descriptive and ominous language to describe the weather event that should move across the state tonight and Saturday.

Louisiana is bracing for another potential round of strong storms and severe weather this weekend. Here's the timing on when to expect the worst weather.

The National Weather Service in Lake Charles has issued a Tornado Watch in effect for Lafayette Parish until 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 4.

The forecasts for Mardi Gras are becoming clearer, and your Tuesday in Louisiana is looking bad in some places. Here's the latest forecast.

Another round of severe storms is forecast for Louisiana later today and tonight. Below freezing temperatures will move into the state following the storms.

Showers and storms could reach severe limits across Louisiana later today. Flood watches and warnings have already been posted for portions of Louisiana this morning.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service say much of Louisiana will be at risk for strong storms, flooding rains, and possible tornadoes on Thursday.

As South Louisiana braces for rare freezing temperatures and snow, learn how to protect yourself from cold-weather risks like hypothermia, frostbite, and other physical impacts. Stay informed and safe with these expert tips.

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for portions of Louisiana Sunday afternoon. Much of the state will be under a Cold Weather Advisory by Monday morning.