Weather

December 30 is circled on the calendar for locals! Louisiana Tech faces Coastal Carolina, but the memories of the past weather can’t help but linger.

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

Get ready for a wet weekend, folks! Deer season kicks off, but so does some serious rainfall—what does that mean for our local hunters?

In Louisiana, the official start of fall feels more like a tease than a reality. Locals are still holding onto that summer heat.

It's not just about waffles; it’s about survival. Waffle House has a storm plan that’s keeping communities fed during hurricanes.

As our climate gets wilder, more folks are looking up—literally. Rainwater collection is not just popular; it’s a lifeline for some gardens. But is it safe?

With the heat index soaring to 114 degrees, we’re in for a scorcher. Let’s talk about staying safe in this sweltering weather.

As the heat rolls in, it’s easy to forget the challenges faced by those working outside. Let’s shine a light on their resilience.

It’s a scorcher out there, folks! With warnings in place, let’s talk about staying cool and what’s coming our way.

You know it’s summer in Louisiana when the heat advisory comes out. But locals are taking it in stride—let’s talk about staying cool and laughing through it.

Yep, sharks could be playing a big new role in collecting water temperature data during Hurricane Season.

You should possibly scratch cutting the grass off of your storm prep list because it looks like putting it off could be a good idea.