Rob Perillo is a journalist and meteorologist for KATC TV, focusing on local weather forecasts and updates for Lafayette, Louisiana. With his expertise in meteorology, Rob provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns, including rainfall, temperature changes, and storm systems, to keep the community informed and prepared.
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A few more showers will remain in the forecast for Acadiana to start the new week, with better rain chances expected later in the week.
By: Rob Perillo
Acadiana's warm weather pattern will stay on a roll as we finish the last day of September and roll into October. We will also be watching a potential tropical system emerging from the NW Caribbean.
Tropical Storm Milton has formed in the Southwestern Gulf of Mexico and it is expected to intensify, then accelerate east-northeastward, and be near major hurricane strength as it heads toward the Florida Peninsula by Wednesday.
Hurricane Milton rapidly intensified from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in 24 hours Monday with the storm heading for the West Coast of Florida by Wednesday.
Major Hurricane Milton is expected to be a large storm with widespread impacts expected from coast to coast over a large part of the Florida Peninsula Wednesday night through early Thursday morning.
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS will be visible in Acadiana's evening skies through this week, but will be slowly dimming and fading as it travels farther away from the sun.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) upgraded the disturbance in the Northwest Caribbean to Potential Tropical Cyclone # 15 Friday afternoon.
Acadiana's quiet weather pattern will continue with seasonably cool nights giving way to sunny and warm afternoons.
The winter outlook for the nation issued by NOAA last week is looking to keep the Gulf South and Louisiana drier and warmer than normal...but that doesn't mean it won't get cold at times.
As the southeastern United States reels from the impact of two historic hurricanes, a large amount of disinformation about nonexistent weather manipulation technology is spreading across the internet, particularly on social media platforms.
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