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Acadiana will experience continued summer heat this weekend with highs in the low to mid 90s and hazy conditions, with only a stray shower possible. Tropical development is unlikely over the next week, but an East Coast disturbance next week is expected to bring increased rain chances and cooler temperatures to the area.
Read moreThe last weekend of July will be hot and dry in Acadiana with highs expected in the low 90s and partly cloudy skies throughout the day. Residents are advised to stay cool as hazy conditions persist through the weekend.
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Acadiana will experience very hot and muggy weather through the weekend with highs near 92° and heat index values in the low 100s. Rain chances remain minimal, so residents are advised to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks when working outside. The quiet weather pattern is expected to continue throughout the weekend period.
Read moreAcadiana residents can expect hazy and dusty skies this weekend as a quiet weather pattern settles in. Hot temperatures are forecast for the area Friday through the weekend. The haze and dust will be the main atmospheric feature to note for outdoor activities and visibility.
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Residents of Port Barre near Bayou Courtableau are being urged to prepare for potential flooding as water levels in the bayou are expected to rise. Port Barre officials are encouraging residents to take precautions, noting that even a few inches of water can cause significant property damage. The warning comes as flood risk increases in certain areas of the community.
Read moreFloodwaters in St. Landry Parish have affected the area, with Highway 10 recently reopening after closures. Business owners along the highway are hopeful that water levels will continue to recede so their operations can resume normal operations without significant economic losses.
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The Louisiana Department of Insurance is offering free assistance to residents impacted by recent severe weather and flooding. The agency is helping residents understand their insurance coverage options, navigate the claims process, and access available disaster assistance programs.
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Acadiana is experiencing August-like conditions this weekend with minimal rain chances and intense heat. Temperatures will reach the upper 90s with heat index values between 100-108°F, so residents are urged to stay hydrated and take breaks during outdoor activities.
Read moreSouth Louisiana is experiencing typical summer weather conditions with heat and humidity being the primary concerns as the summer pattern becomes fully established. A forecast for Thursday, June 25, 2026 indicates these hot and humid conditions are expected to continue across the region. Residents should prepare for the intense summer heat characteristic of south Louisiana during this season.
Read moreFloodwaters from Avoyelles Parish are moving into St. Landry Parish following a significant rainfall event, according to the National Weather Service. The rainfall from the storm is extremely rare, with only a 0.1% chance of occurring in any given year—classified as a 1,000-year flood event. This severe weather is impacting the Acadiana region with dangerous flooding conditions.
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Floodwaters are rising in Palmetto, St. Landry Parish, as water from northern areas moves into the region, prompting residents to prepare for possible evacuations. Although heavy rainfall from Tropical Storm Arthur has subsided, the ongoing flooding is from water moving downstream rather than new precipitation. Residents are taking precautions as water levels continue to climb in the area.
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Residents in LeBeau, Louisiana have received a voluntary evacuation notice due to concerns about rising flood waters and potential damage. While some families have already evacuated due to previous flooding in the area, others have chosen to remain in their homes despite the warning.
Read moreA voluntary evacuation has been issued for parts of Lebeau in St. Landry Parish as floodwaters continue moving through the area. Local families like the Dupont and Broussard families are using creative measures such as tractor trailers to navigate the flooded roads and access supplies. Residents whose homes are on higher ground, like the Broussards, are faring better than those in low-lying areas affected by the ongoing flooding.
Read moreA heat wave is moving through the Acadiana area with high temperatures expected to reach the low 90s throughout the week. Heat index values are forecast to climb into the triple digits, making it feel dangerously hot. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions to stay cool during the hot weather.
Read moreThe Louisiana Department of Insurance will host an insurance pop-up office in St. Landry Parish on June 26 to assist residents with Tropical Storm Arthur recovery claims. This service will help local residents navigate the insurance claim process following damage from the tropical storm.
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St. Landry Parish has issued a voluntary evacuation notice for residents in the Lebeau area along La. 71 from U.S. 190 north to La. 10. Residents in the affected zone are being asked to evacuate at this time due to weather-related concerns. This precautionary measure is intended to protect residents in the impacted corridor.
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Acadiana will experience another hot and muggy day Wednesday with isolated showers and storms possible between 2-8 pm, bringing heat index values to the lower 100s. Rain chances will decrease Thursday and Friday as typical late June weather patterns continue across the region. Conditions remain mostly cloudy throughout the day under hot conditions.
Read moreHot and humid weather is expected to dominate the forecast for the remainder of the week in the Acadiana area. Heat and humidity will remain the primary weather features through at least the end of the week. Residents should prepare for continued hot conditions and stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
Read morePalmetto is experiencing rising floodwaters, with some residents choosing to remain in their homes despite the impacts. The mayor is addressing what comes next for those affected by the flooding in the community.
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Port Barre residents are being urged to prepare for potential evacuation as water levels in Bayou Courtableau continue to rise. Police Chief Deon Boudreaux has advised residents to take precautions following updated information indicating a greater risk of flooding than initially anticipated. The alert warns of higher water levels than originally expected in the area.
Read moreAcadiana will experience hot, dry conditions through the weekend with minimal rain chances of 10% or less on any given day. Typical summer heat is expected to continue across the region during this forecast period.
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Congresswoman Julia Letlow has requested a federal disaster declaration for Louisiana farmers affected by flooding caused by Tropical Storm Arthur. The declaration would help provide relief and resources to farmers in the state who experienced damage from the storm's heavy rainfall and flooding.
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A bear displaced by recent flooding sought refuge in a tree in Melville, Louisiana, as documented in video provided by a local viewer. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reported that 86 people and 20 pets have been rescued from floodwaters in Avoyelles Parish. The incident highlights the impact of flooding on local wildlife and communities in the region.
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Tropical Storm Arthur, the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, has passed and the tropics are currently quiet. Local weather forecasters continue to monitor tropical weather patterns as the season progresses. This update is relevant to Louisiana residents preparing for potential hurricane season impacts.
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