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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Summer-like warmth ahead this weekend
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Summer-like temperatures are in the forecast this weekend as the warming trend continues. Saturday will mirror Friday’s pattern — sunny, warm, and humid with low 90s likely for most and 80s along the coast. Sunday follows the same script with similar temperatures and humidity levels. Speaking of, higher humidity will lead to heat indices well into the 90s and potentially flirting with 100° in some locations over the weekend.
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Calcasieu Parish workers clear clogged Lacassine Bayou ahead of hurricane season
LACASSINE, La. (KPLC) - A congested bayou in eastern Calcasieu Parish is getting a cleanup ahead of hurricane season. This month marks five years since the May 17 flood event in Lake Charles. Parish public works officials said that history has prepared them for anything. “We have a very good...
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First Alert Forecast: Stormy start to our Wednesday, slightly drier pattern arriving for the weekend
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Wet, Warm Week
Showers are expected early today, followed by thundershowers developing later in the day. A Flood Watch remains in place for Vermilion, Lafayette, St. Martin, Iberia, and St. Mary parishes until this evening due to previous heavy rainfall. Highs today will reach the low 80s under warm and humid conditions. This...
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First Alert Forecast: Few storms develop through our Tuesday afternoon, more widespread rain mid-week
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7News Sunrise: 5:30 to 6 a.m. - KPLC First Alert Forecast
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Mostly cloudy, 50% rain coverage Thursday afternoon in Southeast Texas
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First Alert Forecast: Pleasant start to our Wednesday, warm and sunny afternoons build through Thursday
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Heavy rain causes flash flooding in Rayne
RAYNE, La. (KLFY) — Heavy rain caused flash flooding on several roadways across Rayne on Sunday. Officials are asking drivers to avoid flooded streets and stay where they are until conditions improve. Emergency crews also warned that flooded roads may make it difficult for first responders to reach people...
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Stormy Saturday expected with strong storms and flood potential
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – Showers and thunderstorms will move through the area Saturday bringing heavy rain and strong storms to the area. Most of the rain will occur during the morning into the early afternoon hours. Some storms could produce damaging winds and hail along with potential flooding if storms linger. Highs will reach near 80. The Rayne Frog Festival will have to contend with storm chances when gates open, but rain chances decrease through the evening hours. Make sure to take the rain gear with you!
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Storms possible again Saturday, turning a bit drier Sunday
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Showers and storms are likely again Saturday morning as the pattern stays unsettled, though rain chances could lower in time for Mother’s Day. A reprieve from the rain is expected Friday evening, but things will likely change later tonight. More showers and storms will form northwest into parts of Texas tonight, and they could move into SWLA overnight into Saturday morning depending on where exactly storms form.
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Heavy rains lead to flooding in parts of Acadiana
(NEWS 15) — Heavy rain caused major street flooding in parts of Acadiana, with several cars becoming disabled in floodwaters. The National Weather Service in Lake Charles issued a Flash Flood Warning for several Acadiana parishes on Friday. The warning zone included Acadia, Evangeline, Jeff Davis, Lafayette, and St. Landry parishes.