Weather

A storm Tuesday afternoon dropped a few inches of rain and a lot of hail in Acadiana and one golf course was covered in hail.

With rain totals expected to reach several inches in parts of Acadiana, school districts are canceling classes and preparing remote learning plans.

As I was shoveling sand and putting it into bags today, a woman next to me make a great suggestion and I hope Lafayette Parish considers doing this next time.

If you get water inside of your car from the Louisiana floods, there's one effective, simple thing you can do to help get the moisture and smell out of your vehicle.

The Lafayette Police Dept. is preparing for potential flooding in the area, and they're asking for you to not do this.

If your car is suddenly sticky and spotted after parking under a tree, it’s not just a seasonal nuisance — it could be tree sap, and it’s damaging your paint. Here's what to do before it gets worse.

Forecasters warn that some parts of Acadiana—like New Iberia—could see up to a foot of rain. Here’s what to expect and how to prepare for flood impacts.

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

One weather model brings a line of severe weather into Acadiana, and this will be something worth watching in the hours ahead.

If you're a fan of cold fronts, you will applaud the news we have to share with you here. Are we getting our final cold front of the season?