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Hurricane season continues for Texas and the rest of the United States.

Data compiled from NOAA shows which Louisiana parishes are most likely to experience tornadic activity. Some of those parishes have already had touchdowns this year.

Texans are quite familiar with tornadoes, but what areas in Texas are most at risk for major damages?

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

While Shreveport sits outside the trajectory of Hurricane Francine the city will play a vital role in preparations for the state.

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

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.

The threat of torrential rains and tropical downpours will once again dominate Louisiana's weekend weather forecast.

Portions of Louisiana can expect even heavier downpours today as National Weather Service forecasters have raised the flood threat once again.

Louisiana can expect another day of excessive rainfall and potential flooding as more showers and storms are forecast for the area on Wednesday.

Rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches are possible in some parts of Louisiana on Tuesday. Some of that rainfall could lead to localized street flooding.

The Weather Prediction Center has placed all of Louisiana at risk for excessive rainfall today and Tuesday.