Governor Landry has declared a state of emergency for Louisiana following severe flooding and weather impacts from Tropical Storm Arthur. The emergency declaration covers six parishes including St. Landry, which is part of the Acadiana region. The declaration was issued Thursday in response to significant rainfall and strong storms that impacted parts of the state.
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Lafayette will enjoy sunny skies and mild temperatures on Friday before clouds increase on Saturday. Rain is expected to move into the area late Sunday night ahead of a weather system passing through Monday.
Read moreLafayette will enjoy sunny skies and mild temperatures Friday before clouds increase Saturday. Rain is expected to arrive Sunday night as a weather system moves through the area on Monday.
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Louisiana is currently experiencing the highest flu activity in the nation, according to the latest CDC data. An LSU Health physician notes that flu cases are appearing earlier than typical, surfacing in October and November rather than later in the season.
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