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A small number of storms could still pack a serious punch across Louisiana this Sunday, with damaging winds leading the threat list.

It's not about one big storm rolling through — it's about the rain that just won't quit long enough for the streets to catch up.

Sunday's storms didn't just knock out lights across South Louisiana — in Youngsville, they took down water pressure too, here is an update.

Forecasters with the Hurricane Center say we could be introduced to "Tropical Storm Arthur" or at least a tropical depression by tomorrow.

Rain is coming in waves this week, with some areas potentially seeing up to five to ten inches or more. It’s going to be a wet one!

Umbrellas will be the accessory of choice across South Louisiana for the next few days as heavy rains and potential flooding are in the forecast.

Heavy rain and fierce winds are on the way, bringing potential challenges to both homes and streets across Louisiana.

From peaceful breezes to roaring winds, spring weather can be a real rollercoaster here. Here's what to expect in the next 24 to 48 hours.

Heads up, folks! Flood Watches are in effect, and some familiar roads might be looking a little too much like rivers soon.

Severe storms are possible in Louisiana this week, however, the greatest threat may arrive just in time for this weekend's festival fun.

Get ready for a weekend filled with music and festivities, but keep an eye on those storm clouds rolling in—Mother Nature might have other plans.

Easter plans may need a little weatherproofing this year, as storms are rolling in just in time for the weekend festivities.

If you have Good Friday plans with family or Sunday church plans for Easter, Mother Nature will have a hand in how those plans play out.

Heavy downpours will be possible again today with a better chance of severe storms returning to the area by midweek.

It's another mixed bag of changing weather for South Louisiana this weekend. There is a risk of strong storms followed by a sudden drop in temperatures.

Mardi Gras revelers, take note: the storm clouds may gather Saturday afternoon, but the biggest downpours are likely to hit while you’re dreaming.

A strong cold front is making its way to Louisiana, bringing with it a mix of storms and some serious weather challenges this weekend.

Warm days are here, with temperatures flirting with the 80s, but a cold front could send us reeling into stormy weather soon.

Strong storms will move into Louisiana later today, tonight, and Tuesday. There could be severe storms and flooding rains before it gets decidedly colder for Thanksgiving.

Forecasters say the severe weather threat for Louisiana has increased for the weekend. There will also be a greater chance for nuisance street flooding along the I-10 corridor.