Weather

Louisiana is still watching an area of interest in the Gulf of Mexico as it moves closer to the USA this week.

Local Meteorologist Rob Perillo had a warning for those who follow his public social media page and he got straight to the point.

The rumors you've heard about a Louisiana "cold snap" are confirmed. Louisiana's first taste of "gumbo weather" for the fall is now just days away.

A trusted Meteorologist that specializes in extreme Gulf weather is reporting we could see two possible storms in the Gulf of Mexico at the same time later this week.

A trusted Meteorologist that specializes in extreme Gulf weather is reporting we could see two possible storms in the Gulf of Mexico at the same time later this week

Louisiana residents will be keeping a close eye on the Gulf of Mexico below the Yucatan peninsula and Cuba over the next week.

Jim posted a picture on his Instagram and the internet exploded. Here is a picture of the cute couple.

Data compiled from NOAA shows which Louisiana parishes are most likely to experience tornadic activity. Some of those parishes have already had touchdowns this year.

Time to dust off those gumbo pots and bowls, a cool front is coming down to SWLA later this week.

While the calendar says that Fall has already descended upon us, we just simply disagree.

Louisiana residents will be keeping a close eye on the Gulf of Mexico as the National Hurricane Center (NHS) is predicting the formation of a category two hurricane.

Oh, you thought that water falling from the sky was free?