Weather

Forecasters say the 9th named storm of the season could form in the Atlantic sometime this week.

Yesterday evening, the Bossier Parish Fire Chiefs determined that an immediate fire ban for the parish was needed

Forecasters will be watching this system for signs of strengthening as it moves westward across the Gulf of Mexico over the next few days.

Who could say what kind of thousand year cycle of harmonic orbital phasing this is, that the earth is presently transitioning through?

The Hurricane Center has placed the probability at 70% that this system will become a tropical cyclone.

Laugh all you want, but I would take one of these bad boys over a hundred Pumpkin-Spice anythings!

The storm system could impact the northern Gulf coast sometime next week.

It's a double dose of folklore and superstition all brightly displayed for your approval this Friday night in the skies above Louisiana.

Development of this system could come later in the week over the very warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

Tuesday is the peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, as of now the tropics remain active but no storms appear to pose an immediate threat to land.

There are five areas of tropical concern that the National Hurricane Center is monitoring this morning in the Atlantic Basin.

The world is coming to the rescue of thousands of residents of the Bahamas devastated by Hurricane Dorian.