NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - We are giving the First Alert for a severe storm threat Sunday morning. The weather system is bringing ...

Sunday we will see a line of storms developing to our west. Those storms will push east through the overnight bringing heavy ...

Right now we have a level 2 threat of severe weather across our area through 7 AM Sunday with a higher outlook to the west.

Windy conditions will continue to be responsible for coastal flooding while near record warm days are still possible through ...

Near record warm days continue through Saturday before a cold front brings in a round of storms and ushers in crisp, spring ...

What a windy Wednesday! Wind Advisory continues until 7pm. Coastal Advisory outside levee protection with tides 1-3ft above ...

Warm, muggy, and windy weather will continue on Friday and Saturday under mostly cloudy skies. High temperatures will climb into the 80s with persistent south/southeast winds. That'll lead to ...

Clouds will be in place until lunch time today, then we turn mostly sunny by the afternoon. Warm and windy, with highs in the upper 80s for some spots. Although still ...

An active weather pattern takes over the U.S. these next few days -bringing the threat of severe weather to several states.

Going into the afternoon, New Orleans' risk of severe storms is listed as "marginal," at level one of five, through early Saturday morning. Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible in New ...

Parts of southeast Louisiana — including New Orleans, Slidell and Hammond — could be especially susceptible to flash flooding ...