Author Archives: Heath Morton

A potent storm system will move through Acadiana Thursday, and we may see some severe weather as it passes through Acadiana. This system will have strong wind shear, but the instability won’t be very impressive. With the strong wind shear, … Continue reading →

We will end the week much better than we started it as high pressure will control our weather through the weekend. Having today’s weather on Mardi Gras would have been great, but sometimes the timing is a little off in … Continue reading →

Showers are making their way into Acadiana, and it looks as though we will see some heavy rain tonight and early tomorrow morning as an upper level disturbance makes its way into Acadiana. The best chance of rain will be … Continue reading →

As a strong storm system move through Acadiana tomorrow night into early Thursday morning, we will see a chance of storms, and some of which could be strong to severe. The wind shear in the atmosphere will be very strong … Continue reading →

A strong cold front is just north of Shreveport, and that cold front will drift south today and tonight, bringing in slightly cooler air behind it tomorrow and tomorrow night. Behind the front, temperatures drop off 15 to 20 degrees, … Continue reading →

Most of January has been wet over Acadiana. Of course, you don’t need me to tell ya that. The sun has been limited for the last few weeks, but that will change over the next week. We will see mostly … Continue reading →

2013 has started off with an active weather pattern, and the active weather pattern will be with us through the middle half of January. Today and tomorrow will see rain. Most of Thursday and Friday will be dry, but rain … Continue reading →

There is a look at the 7 Day Forecast, with half in 2012 and the other half in 2013. It looks as though the last weekend of the year will feature cool days and cold nights. We will see sunny … Continue reading →

A potent storm system will move through Acadiana early Thursday morning, giving us a chance of strong to severe storms late tomorrow night into early Thursday. The instability in the atmosphere will be weak, but the wind shear will be … Continue reading →

Not today! This was the scene four years ago today as snow fell across parts of Acadiana. Parts of St. Landry Parish received about 6 inches of snow with this event. The heaviest snowfall totals were across the northern parts … Continue reading →