Weather

Back in 1936, a small town in Bossier Parish set the heat record.

Feeling cranky lately? Louisiana's heat may be impacting your emotions more than you realize.

As the Fourth of July weekend approaches, beachgoers will find ideal conditions at the Gulf Coast. But hold on, safety still comes first, especially for families.

In the wake of Tropical Storm Arthur, neighborhoods in central Louisiana are facing a challenge few have seen before. The stories coming out of this are eye-opening.

Severe flooding in Louisiana prompts community donation drive led by Youngsville and Rotary Club volunteers.

As the Gulf gets ready for a storm, wave heights are set to soar, posing a serious threat to weekend plans on the water.

Sandbag sites are open in Lafayette, Iberia, St. Landry, and St. Martin parishes as heavy rain moves into Acadiana. Lafayette Parish limits 20 bags per household.

As the heat hangs on, there’s a welcome surprise on the horizon—cooler mornings could be just around the corner, changing our summer rhythm.

As the mercury rises, locals are adjusting their thermostats, but how low is too low when it comes to staying cool? Let’s take a look.

Tuesday's torrential rains could return today as forecasters have placed all of South Louisiana at risk for excessive rainfall today.