winter

Have you ever heard about sprinkling baking soda on your lawn once the Louisiana temperatures, hopefully, finally start to get colder?

With temperatures dropping, hunters are gearing up, but for others, winter is a season they'd rather skip altogether.

The Gulf Coast is bracing for a chilly shift as November rolls in, and you might want to pull out those cozy sweaters soon.

If you own a vehicle and park it outdoors during the coldest parts of the year, you should start to inspect your vehicle before cranking it.

Cool weather’s on the way, Louisiana! Here’s how to get your heater ready before the temps drop — and avoid that burnt dust smell that means trouble.

Protect Louisiana homes from hard freeze damage. Expert guide covers temperature thresholds, timing, and essential preparation for winter weather.

The myth is one of several when it comes to catching colds.

People in Louisiana are scooping up snow in their yard to use in their bathroom as water pressure drops in many communities.

With next week's forecast calling for overnight temperatures dipping into the upper 20s, many across Acadiana will be wondering what kind of preparations should be taken to prevent pipes from freezing and bursting.

From festive lights to gumbo nights, Louisiana's winter season is packed with charm! Explore swamp tours, Mardi Gras parades, and heartwarming Cajun cuisine—there's no better time to experience the magic of the Bayou State.

One weather model is suggesting that snow could cover most of Acadiana on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

A man was asleep in a dumpster when sanitation arrived to pick up the trash and he ended up in the truck that was there to retrieve the trash.