severe weather

Severe storms will move toward Louisiana during the day tomorrow. Here's when the worst of the weather is most likely to arrive where you live.

Strong storms and maybe severe weather will welcome Louisiana residents back to work and school as a frontal system pushes across the state today.

Homes have been damaged, limbs have been downed and power has been interrupted across portions of Louisiana this morning as strong storms and severe weather roll through.

A severe weather threat spread out over two days should have Louisiana residents keeping an eye on the sky.

Another midweek threat of severe weather could complicate plans heading into Easter weekend across much of Louisiana.

Tornado watches have been posted for parts of South Louisiana this morning. Here's what to expect and when to expect it.

Much of the state is once again under an enhanced risk for severe storms and tornadoes.

Residents of Lafayette, Lake Charles and other South Louisiana cities will need to be aware of the possibility of severe storms and possible tornadoes today.

Once again Louisiana is met with a severe weather threat during the middle of the week. Here is where forecasters are expecting the worst of the weather to occur.

Another round of strong to severe storms is poised to move through Louisiana on Wednesday. Forecasters say many parts of the state that were hit with strong storms last week could experience them again.

We are seeing and learning more about the damage and the driver of that truck, and his experience is nothing short of a miracle.

The Army Reserves and other groups are assisting in the effort.