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WAFB

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Timing not ideal for next potential rain chance

Baton Rouge, LA · 15d

KALB

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Ian's 10pm First Alert Forecast: A fall like Weekend for Cenla!

Louisiana · 15d

KLFY.com

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A Dry, Warm Weekend & Staying Dry Through Next Week…

It will be a nice weekend with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the low to mid 50s. It will be dry. the humidity will stay on the lower side. The weather won’t change much at all next week. Expect highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the mid 50s.

Lafayette, LA · 16d
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WAFB

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Dry weather, elevated fire danger continue; rain may return Halloween weekend

Mississippi · 15d

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Drought conditions and burn bans increasing

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The beautiful, dry weather comes with a price tag, with increasing drought conditions and burn bans across Louisiana. Severe drought across much of our viewing area, with extreme drought conditions out to the west and north. CURRENT BURN BANS. With the increasing drought conditions, we’re...

Louisiana · 16d

WAFB

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Burn bans in effect across the area

Baton Rouge, LA · 16d

Talk Radio 960am

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Brown Grass And Ground Cracks Signal Drought In Acadiana, Pests Seeking Water Inside

South Louisiana's in a dry stretch with burn bans across multiple parishes. As outdoor water dries up, pests are moving indoors.

Lafayette, LA · 18d

The Daily Advertiser

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St. Landry burn ban takes effect as dry conditions raise fire danger

Residents in the unincorporated areas of St. Landry Parish are now under a burn ban as local officials warn that dry conditions have increased the risk of fires spreading quickly. St. Landry Parish Government announced the burn ban will remain in effect until further notice and applies to open-air burning activities that could create uncontrolled fires or produce floating embers . Officials said the restrictions are intended to help protect lives, property and surrounding communities during a period of elevated fire danger. Under the burn ban, residents are prohibited from burning yard debris and vegetation, including leaves, grass clippings, tree branches, brush piles and other yard waste. Bonfires, campfires, recreational fire pits, fire rings, chimineas and other outdoor wood-burning fires are also prohibited. The ban further prohibits the use of burn barrels to dispose of household garbage, cardboard, paper or other materials. Personal fireworks, sky lanterns and other devices that may create uncontrolled flames or embers are likewise not allowed. Some outdoor cooking activities remain permitted. According to parish officials, enclosed gas, propane and natural gas grills equipped with on/off valves may continue to be used. Charcoal grills are also permitted when operated in compliance with applicable fire safety restrictions

St Landry Parish, LA · 19d

103.3 The G.O.A.T.

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Brown Grass And Ground Cracks Signal Drought In Acadiana, Pests Seeking Water Inside

South Louisiana's in a dry stretch with burn bans across multiple parishes. As outdoor water dries up, pests are moving indoors.

Lafayette, LA · 18d

WAFB

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No change forecast means more dry weather and mild temps

Baton Rouge, LA · 17d

Country Herald

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Louisiana Weather: 84° Heat Returns Before Oct. 24 Weekend

Clear skies, cool mornings and warm afternoons continue across the Greater Baton Rouge area.

Baton Rouge, LA · 18d

WAFB

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Warm temps and fire weather concerns continue. What impacts will it have on your weekend plans?

Baton Rouge, LA · 18d

WAFB

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Jared Silverman gives the 7 a.m. forecast on Wednesday, October 21

Baton Rouge, LA · 18d

KLFY.com

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A Nice Week, Getting Warmer & Staying Dry…

It will be a dry week, and it will gradually get warmer. Highs will be in the low to mid 80s, and lows will be in the low to mid 50s. The weekend will be dry and warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s. The humidity will be a little higher over the weekend. I don’t see any rain chances for the next week.

Lafayette, LA · 20d

WAFB

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Lack of rainfall becoming an increasing concern

Baton Rouge, LA · 19d

Country Herald

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Louisiana Winter Outlook 2026-27: New Orleans Snow, Ice Chances

NOAA favors wetter conditions across Louisiana as El Niño influences the upcoming winter season.

New Orleans, LA · 23d

Talk Radio 960am

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First Real Chill Of The Season Hits Acadiana, And There Could Be A New Smell In The Air

South Louisiana's getting its first taste of fall weather with temperatures tumbling into the 50s and gusty winds this weekend. Residents are firing up kitchens for gumbo and chili while catching Saints and Tigers games.

Lafayette, LA · 23d

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Weekend cold front will bring lows in the 50s across south Louisiana. See your city's forecast.

Get your sweaters out. This weekend will finally bring some weather-related relief to residents across southeast Louisiana as a cold front pushes through the region and drops lows into the 50s, forecasters with the National Weather Service said Thursday. “It’s a good 15-degree difference. It’s very noticeable,“ said Hannah Lisney,...

Louisiana · 24d

WAFB

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Strong cold front bringing big temperature drop across Louisiana

Baton Rouge, LA · 23d