Near record high temperatures are expected across Acadiana on the first day of fall, with highs near 96° in Lafayette approaching the record high of 97° set in 1934. Morning temperatures are in the mid 70s, and isolated showers and storms are possible throughout the day.
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Summer heat and humidity will continue through Lafayette and the Acadiana region into early fall, with scattered afternoon storms expected to bring occasional cooling relief. Tropical Storm Fay is strengthening in the northern Atlantic but poses no immediate local threat.
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Lafayette will experience warm and humid weather with scattered afternoon thunderstorms continuing into the beginning of fall. Tropical Storm Fay is strengthening in the northern Atlantic and could potentially impact the region.
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Lafayette residents should prepare for typical summer weather this week, with high humidity and temperatures in the mid-90s. Afternoon showers are expected to develop sporadically throughout the early part of the week.
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