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WAFB

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Better storm chance late tonight

Baton Rouge, LA · 7d

bananatreenews.today

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Nearly 16 Inches of Rain Hits Central Louisiana Northeast of Oakdale as Surprise Storm Swirl Drenches Alexandria and Lake Charles Overnight

LOUISIANA — An unexpected deluge hit central Louisiana overnight, with radar estimating nearly 16 inches of rain just northeast of Oakdale. The extreme rainfall came from a small, slow-moving swirl of storms known as a mesoscale convective vortex, which no forecast model predicted. A flash flood warning was issued for the hardest-hit area as heavy rain also spread across parts of Allen, Rapides, and Calcasieu parishes.

Alexandria, LA · 9d

97.3 The Dawg

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Cold Front Headed To South Louisiana, Temperatures Could Take Serious Dip

A New Orleans meteorologist is tracking a powerful cold front headed to South Louisiana, with temperatures potentially taking a serious dip.

Louisiana · 12d

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Saturday showers likely, drying for Trick-or-Treating

LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – After early morning steady rain, showers will continue throughout the day Saturday. Most of the rain will be light, though a few thunderstorms will be possible in the afternoon. Highs reach the mid 80s. This evening for trick-or-treating, there will be a few showers lingering about the area, though drier conditions will be settling in. Rain chances will be around 40 per cent. Temperatures will be in the 70s.

Lafayette, LA · 10d

WAFB

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Daylight saving time ends on Sunday

Louisiana · 11d

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Halloween not a washout, but have rain gear handy for Trick or Treat

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Scattered showers will be possible through the day on Halloween, and some of that activity will linger into the Trick or Treat forecast. It looks like the dry spell is coming to an end. Hit and miss showers are likely during the second half of Halloween day, but Trick-or-treaters won’t have to cancel their plans.

Louisiana · 12d

WAFB

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Timing not ideal for next potential rain chance

Baton Rouge, LA · 17d

KALB

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

Louisiana · 17d

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 · 18d

WAFB

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

Mississippi · 17d

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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 · 18d

WAFB

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Burn bans in effect across the area

Baton Rouge, LA · 18d

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 · 20d

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 · 21d