Monthly Archives: October 2011

The last two days have been gorgeous across Acadiana, and the nice weather will last into early next week. I would almost call today a perfect weather day. Over the next few days, we will see a southerly wind return, … Continue reading →

Our Live Doppler 10 Storm Tracker Radar picked up a fire Wednesday afternoon, just north of Avery Island and Weeks Island in Iberia Parish. The smoke and ash plume rising into the atmosphere was producing a radar return similar to … Continue reading →

Here’s a look at FutureTrack for 7 AM Wednesday. You get the idea – temperatures across Acadiana will drop into the mid to upper 40s by sunrise, with a northwest wind at 5-10 mph making it feel more like the … Continue reading →

Despite a few showers this morning, it looks as though October will go down as a very dry month. Some areas of Acadiana have received no rain this month, and looking out for the next two weeks, it looks dry. … Continue reading →

We are getting much closer to the end of hurricane season, but it’s not over quite yet. Besides Tropical Storm Lee back in early September, it has been a quiet hurricane season for Acadiana. More than likely, we won’t see … Continue reading →

We will see some gorgeous weather as we go through the weekend, and the nice weather will last into next week. Through the weekend, we will see sunny days and clear nights. Highs will be in the low to mid … Continue reading →

Our dry stretch of weather continues, although a few showers are possible Wednesday and Wednesday night. Any rainfall won’t amount to much, but even a drop of rain in the rain gauge is more than most of us have seen … Continue reading →

Lows this morning were in the low to mid 60s, and that is very close to average for this time of year as the average low is about 63 degrees. The average high is 83, and we are going to … Continue reading →

Around a week ago, many of the long-range computer models were showing some kind of low pressure system over or near the Southeast early this week. Well, they were right! Monday afternoon featured a non-tropical low spinning over the Florida … Continue reading →

The weather won’t change much over the next week, and this weather pattern is typical of this time of year. Besides a very small chance of rain tomorrow, we should be dry for the next week or two. We will … Continue reading →