Heavy rains cause localized flooding, Lafayette schools closed
The Lafayette Police Department reported that Ambassador Caffery Parkway was impassable from Eraste Landry Road to Kaliste Saloom Road, due to flooding. Also, Camellia Blvd. was closed at Johnston Street. Both streets are back open to traffic.
Flash Flood Warning for southern Louisiana as tropical downpours douse Gulf Coast
Parts of Lafayette, St. Landry and Acadia parishes in Louisiana are included in a Flash Flood Warning on Wednesday morning where up to 5 inches of rainfall is possible. Local flooding has been reported by Lafayette police and local officials.
Lafayette is under a flash flood warning until 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, and water has already taken over some roadways and forced ...
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Rafael-fueled front brings life-threatening flash flooding risk to LouisianaTropical Storm Rafael may be swirling in open waters hundreds of miles away from the U.S. Gulf Coast, but moisture from the ...
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — If your home has flood damage due to Wednesday’s heavy rains, officials say get out your phone ...
LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — The National Weather Service is calling Wednesday’s deluge a 20-year flood. Heavy rain ...
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Flash flood threat continues across Louisiana due to moisture from Tropical Storm Rafael in GulfTorrential rain led to numerous reports of flash flooding in Louisiana over the weekend due to copious amounts of moisture ...
Tropical Storm Sara formed in the Caribbean Sea Thursday afternoon, posing a threat to Central America, where forecasters ...
A day after Lafayette experienced a once in 20 years flash flood, according to the National Weather Service, eyes are on the ...
The Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness has activated the online reporting tool for ...
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Transgender youth in the United States have been flooding crisis hotlines since the election of Donald Trump, who made ...
SCOTT, La. — The West Regional Library will open late Wednesday because of flooding in the area, according to a ...
It's just that it had nowhere to go." Sonnier's office is working with Louisiana State University to revamp the parish's ...
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