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On the 22nd anniversary of Hurricane Lili's landfall the National Hurricane Center has revised its forecast on the Gulf's latest tropical threat for Louisiana.

The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on a tropical trouble spot in the Gulf of Mexico this week that could affect coastal communities in Texas.

Residents of coastal Louisiana communities should keep an eye on the Gulf of Mexico again this week. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a possible disturbance that could be heading our way.

If a little Saharan Dust can slow down a big storm could Louisiana's coast be saved from a hurricane by an even bigger blast?

The National Hurricane Center is watching potential tropical development for the Gulf of Mexico. The system could affect Louisiana or the northern Gulf Coast.

A respected forecast outlet suggests that Louisiana is done with tropical troubles for this season. So far they've been correct all season long.

National Weather is Service suggesting that coastal Louisiana and Texas should prepare for heavy rains and tropical weather conditions next week.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring three areas of disturbed weather in the tropical Atlantic. There will likely be impacts in the Gulf of Mexico.

Is this the ultimate Louisiana Hurricane Season gift? Can Louisiana residents pay to name a storm after someone? The answer might surprise you.

We are 12 weeks into what was supposed to be a very active hurricane season. NOAA has revised their forecast. Here's what those changes mean for Louisiana.

A new tropical trouble spot and a significant change in Louisiana's weather pattern will affect the your plans during these final days of July.

Colorado State forecasters have revised their hurricane season forecast. It appears as though a very busy season is about to get busier for Louisiana.