Kasey Bubnash is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes for The Advocate and NOLA.com, covering local news and events in the area. Her articles often focus on weather updates, crime reports, real estate market trends, and community issues.
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By: Kasey Bubnash
The proposal to break up portions of the NOAA is part of the Heritage Foundation's vision for a far-right overhaul of the federal government and its operations. Here's what that could look like during hurricane season.
By: Kasey Bubnash
If you left your house early Wednesday morning and were shocked to find the air to be remarkably dry — maybe even close to "cool" — you're not alone. And you're not wrong.
By: Julia Guilbeau, Kasey Bubnash
The oppressive Louisiana heat has been unrelenting so far this August, as heat indices in the New Orleans metro have routinely reached triple digits and afternoon showers have been few and far between.
By: Kasey Bubnash
National Hurricane Center forecasters spotted a disturbance Monday night that they said could form into an area of low pressure over the central
By: Kasey Bubnash
A significant slice of Louisiana is teetering on the cusp of drought after an unusually hot and dry start to August. And as we head for fall, historically Louisiana's driest time of year, it's still unclear whether the potential for incoming rain could turn things around.
By: Kasey Bubnash
While it's not unusual for there to be periods of relative quiet during hurricane season, researchers have several theories as to what caused this particular lull in tropical activity.
By: Kasey Bubnash
It's shaping up to be a warm and rainy Labor Day weekend across Louisiana, bringing a return of daily afternoon showers after an abnormally dry start to the month.
By: Kasey Bubnash
Heavy rainfall and cooler temperatures are expected across much of Louisiana through the rest of this week as a "cold" front moves through the area, with overnight temperatures forecast as low as 60 degrees in some areas.
By: Julia Guilbeau, Chelsea Shannon, Kasey Bubnash
Though it opened with little fanfare, tales of Nobu, New Orleans' new ultra-chic, upscale Japanese restaurant, are making their rounds in the New Orleans food scene.
By: Kasey Bubnash
When Hurricane Ernesto dissipated in the Atlantic Ocean on Aug. 20 after peaking as a Category 1 storm, hurricane researcher Philip Klotzbach was surprised to see a total lack of disturbances on its heels.
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