NOAA

They're not saying more rain, they are saying more rain falling faster over a shorter period of time.

The new Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today. Even though a lot of Louisiana residents haven't recovered fully from last year's storms.

The 2021 season is forecast to be very active but not nearly as raucous as the 2020 season was.

The folks at NOAA have some interesting insights on how likely another storm along the bayous might be this season.

Check out the video from the NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Facebook page.

Sea surface temperature changes in the Pacific could mean more tropical activity for the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea.

As if 2020 hasn't thrown enough catastrophe at us, the 2020 hurricane season officially starts in 2 weeks (June 1st).

One local meteorologist confirms this has the potential to cost lives tonight.

Forecasters say Louisiana's outlook for a white Christmas isn't too bright this year.

Don't expect an extended period of bone chilling cold in East Texas this winter.

Wouldn't it be great to wake up to a winter wonderland on Christmas day?