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Acadiana farmers, say they are working overtime to keep their livestock warm and one way is having heat lamps around the animals, they also are making sure the livestock stays hydrated.

Hard freezes are expected for Acadiana over the next couple of nights with lows in the upper teens to lower 20s, and with frost more likely toward Sunday morning we have a White Christmas...

The much advertised arctic airmass will continue to plow through Acadiana Thursday evening bringing sharply colder temperatures along with wind chills down into the single digits by morning.

Drastic changes are on the way as an arctic air mass of Siberian origin will plow through the area Thursday night into Friday bringing pipe-busting cold for several days through Christmas Day.

A prolonged threat of severe storms and flooding rains are in the forecast for Acadiana overnight through midday Wednesday.

An active period of weather is expected to unfold across Acadiana by Tuesday evening and continue through midday Wednesday with the threat of severe storms and flooding rainfall.

You'll certainly want to be weather-aware for the next few days if you're in south Louisiana.

You'll certainly want to be weather-aware for the next few days if you're in south Louisiana.

You'll certainly want to be weather-aware for the next few days if you're in south Louisiana.

Acadiana's sedate, foggy and unseasonably warm pattern is in for changes this weekend with showers and storms a good bet late Saturday night into Sunday morning.