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Tropical Depression 7 formed in the Atlantic today roughly 800 miles east of the Leeward Islands in the eastern-most Caribbean.

Acadiana's first small taste of fall weather will continue for another 48 hours or so before temperatures slowly heat up into the weekend.

Partly sunny and warm conditions along with the threat of scattered afternoon/early evening showers and a few thunderstorms continues this weekend.

Our media partner at KATC, Rob Perillo, reported about a week ago that we may see a cold front push further south by mid-September.

Acadiana will see little change to the weather pattern into the weekend, but next week is shaping up to be different, and in a good way.

Acadiana's weather pattern will remain unsettled through the weekend, but some brighter skies are currently in the forecast in spite of the continued chance of rain...

Our media partner at KATC-TV 3, Rob Perillo, recently posted a graphic that shows a possible cool front heading down south.

While the chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms won't be going away anytime soon, the risk of activity through mid-week should be a little lower than what it has been for Acadiana of late.

Our media partner at KATC-TV 3, Rob Perillo, recently posted a graphic that shows a possible cool front heading down south.

Acadiana's soggy weather pattern is expected to continue over the next several days with several more inches of rain likely for most areas through Friday.