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After strong storms moved over New Orleans Thursday night, the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport received some damage from the severe weather.

There are no reports of injuries or deaths

Multiple waves of storms are expected to move through the Baton Rouge area Thursday night through Saturday, bringing heavy rain, lightning and wind gusts, a National Weather Service meteorologist said.

Some Acadiana residents are still without power following Monday's storm. Here's the latest from the utility companies.

We're posting here all the information we get about sand bags and other assistance for residents, as we receive it.

BATON ROUGE — Power outages caused by Mondays severe storms and tornados should be behind most Entergy customers, but they should remain vigilant with more weather coming the capital areas way, the power company said.

On the eve of its first anniversary, St. Bruno Bread Company lost 650 pounds of dough — thats 1,700 loaves of bread.

After thousands lost power from severe storms passing through the capital area on Monday, some Baton Rouge-area residents wont get power back until late Thursday night, Entergy said in a

Power has been restored to most Baton Rouge area schools after severe storms passed through on Monday, but some schools announced closures continuing until Wednesday due to outages.

It was around 7 p.m. Monday when the wind got so ferocious that Shonnie Broussard took shelter in the laundry room.