winter

Just when you thought spring was here to stay, another chilly front is on the way, bringing gumbo weather back to Lafayette.

Turns out, that age-old warning about wet hair and colds is just a tale from our childhoods. Let's sort myth from reality today.

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.

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.

As the temperatures drop, there’s nothing worse than discovering your furnace isn’t up to the task. Avoid the chill by prepping your heating system before winter hits. From replacing filters to testing your thermostat, a little maintenance now ensures a cozy, worry-free season. Whether it’s a DIY check or a professional inspection, these simple steps will keep your home warm and your energy bills in check. Don’t let the cold catch you off guard—get your furnace ready today!

February is going to be brutal for some folks.

Don't pack up the winter coats just yet.

The frozen noodle experiment shows the chilling effect of this winter's extreme weather.

These states say you shouldn't do it at all.

Believe it or not, the last 3 winters have been under La Nina conditions, and typically those are less severe especially when it comes to precipitation than the current El Nino weather pattern we are going to remain within for the entirety of this winter.

You'll want to remember this once you see the average cost to heat a home this winter.

A Louisiana mom has a viral checklist of questions that must be answered to determine if it’s necessary to turn the heater on. Would these rules work in your household?