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The National Weather Service is warning that even as far north as we are in the Shreveport/Bossier area, we will still see the effects of Tropical Storm Nicholas.

We're now halfway through this hellacious hurricane season.

Most of the state is under a heat advisory today as Louisiana is dealing with its first lengthy heatwave of the summer.

When it's this hot out, you can either whine and complain or you can have some fun with it! We decided to have some fun!

We can't say they didn't warn us. We've known for a couple of weeks that this would be the hottest week of the year so far, and it's certainly living up to its billing.

They're not saying more rain, they are saying more rain falling faster over a shorter period of time.

A company has been remotely reaching into homes to heat them up in Texas

The track of this tropical system will play a large part in determining what parts of South Louisiana are inundated with rainfall.

Most of us have been told that when we're working outside in heat like this to "drink plenty of fluids and take frequent breaks," but what if you might have overdone it?

Shreveport is opening several cooling centers to help residents get out of this summer heat.

Heat advisory is in effect for Shreveport Bossier as our temps are expected to climb to close to 100 degrees.

Forecasters are keeping a watchful eye about 1,000 miles southwest of Lafayette this morning for potential tropical development.