Weather

A tropical storm is currently forming in the Gulf of Mexico and could cause flooding and damage here in Louisiana.

This time early in Hurricane Season is when we start to see the Gulf of Mexico begin making its own storms, with a possible development next week.

To compound the issue, a motorboat that routinely escorts students during excursions like this in case of emergencies was out of gas

Big storms caused problems across the region on Monday.

Unfortunately, residents of Louisiana will be at a disadvantage for this particular viewing - but not out of luck entirely.

Today, we got an astonishing look at our favorite Shreveport-related conspiracy theory: The Barksdale Bubble.

Might be a good time to start sweet-talking your relatives a little further inland.

Heavy storms blew through the area Thursday night and Friday morning.

Even though the title might make you think it has nefarious intentions, it's simply the convergence of several events that gives us this rare beauty to behold.

I share my trip with you. You've likely seen photos of the emerald green, mood ring-blue water. Add snow-kissed mountains and forest hikes--perfect. Recommend.

If you google "Florida Man", you'll see a bunch of guys doing insanely bad things. If you Google "Louisiana Man", you'll see a bunch of legends like this.

During drastic weather, we're passing along a little reminder from The Weather Channel about the worst things you can do during a flood emergency.