National Weather Service

While tornadoes and hurricanes capture the headlines they are not the most deadly weather phenomenon we encounter.

The inclement weather has changed a lot of plans for the weekend. Here's what's been postponed and what's still on.

Forecasters have placed much of Acadiana and South Louisiana under a threat for severe weather for the next several days.

Some areas of South Louisiana could see up to 10 inches of rain before the week is over.

Dashcams and National Weather Service radars capture the bright light of a meteor lighting up the Florida sky.

Don't stash that gumbo pot too far in the back of the cabinets, you'll need it again by later this week.

The storm damaged two buildings just off Nick Martone Road near Iowa early Thursday morning.

Officials with the National Weather Service have confirmed that last night's storm damage was caused by tornadoes.

The National Weather Service has been tracking an area of disturb weather just off the coast of Mexico and they are giving it a 90% for development into a tropical depression over the next two days.

Brief periods of very heavy rain are in the forecast for today as an upper-level weather system moves across the state.

Today might be a good day to bring an umbrella with you. However, you could have trouble holding on to it because of the windy conditions.

When your home is in ruins it doesn't matter what kind of ill wind has blown. It does matter to the scientists at the National Weather Service.