Author Archives: Heath Morton

After a cool start to May, summer-like air is now invading Acadiana. It’s not going to be very hot, but the humidity will be much higher for the next week. The weather pattern will be stagnant as we won’t see … Continue reading →

It’s hard to believe we are in the lower to mid 50s during the middle of the day in early May. I could write a poem about that. A very chilly air mass has moved into Acadiana, and we will … Continue reading →

The cold front is very easy to find on the temperature map as temperatures drop off about 20 to 25 degrees behind it. That cold front will move through Acadiana this evening, giving us a chance of showers and storms, … Continue reading →

A strong storm system will move through Acadiana late tonight and early tomorrow morning, which will give us a good chance of showers and storms, mostly early tomorrow morning. There will be enough instability and wind shear in the atmosphere … Continue reading →

Most areas of Acadiana saw a good soaker over overnight, and some areas of Acadiana needed the rain. On average, most areas received between an inch and a half to three inches of rain. The heaviest rain fell south of … Continue reading →

Many kids are out of school for spring break, and it’s the week of Easter, so many eyes will be to the sky this week. The weather will be nice this week, but for most of the week, temperatures will … Continue reading →

A storm system will move through Acadiana over the weekend, giving us a chance of storms Saturday, then the much colder air will return Sunday. We will see a slight chance of rain tomorrow, then the rain chances will be … Continue reading →

We have seen a great week of weather acros Acadiana. Besides a few showers early Monday morning, the weather has been fantastic with sunny days and clear nights. It looks as though the weather will stay nice as we head … Continue reading →

A strong storm system is making its way across parts of California. That storm system will arrive here Sunday night, giving us a chance of showers and storms. The storm system will weaken as it moves into Acadiana, so at … Continue reading →

We may see the coldest air of the winter this weekend as temperatures will dip into the upper 20s to low 30s. The coldest reading at Lafayette Regional Airport this winter was on the morning of December 27th. It went … Continue reading →