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Louisiana loves The Gulf of Mexico for both industry and leisure, but when you take a closer look, there are some very dangerous animals lurking off of our coast.

If a little Saharan Dust can slow down a big storm could Louisiana's coast be saved from a hurricane by an even bigger blast?

Data compiled from NOAA shows which Louisiana parishes are most likely to experience tornadic activity. Some of those parishes have already had touchdowns this year.

NOAA has issued a "Special Weather Statement" for Acadiana as a tropical funnel cloud has been spotted in lower Iberia Parish.

It's hot in Texas, and after a long and brutal summer, it would be very understandable if Texans were looking forward to a colder - and possibly icier - winter.

After an excruciatingly hot summer, some folks in Louisiana are hoping for a cooler winter to try and take the edge off.

We are 12 weeks into what was supposed to be a very active hurricane season. NOAA has revised their forecast. Here's what those changes mean for Louisiana.

A new map shows how oppressive the heat and humidity are going to be. Tap to learn the meaning of the color scale.

Besides the great food, good people, and amazing culture, Texas is also known unfortunately for its tornadoes.

Three Louisiana cities out of 15 on this list aren't what any of us want to see but, it's important to understand the use of the word "devastated" here and its meaning for this list.

Researchers say that hurricanes are getting so intense, we might just need a whole new category to keep track—and Louisiana is a 'hot spot.'

One respected tropical forecast outlet is already suggesting that residents of coastal Louisiana and Texas will face multiple tropical threats in 2024.