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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Daniel Phillips

    Showers popping up today but increasing this weekend (opens the original)

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    LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - It’s a brand new month, and mostly, a brand new forecast. After a very hot, very dry September we’ll start to turn the page to a slightly more active pattern, although maybe not as wet as initially feared. Spotty showers will be popping up through the day on Thursday, but showers will remain isolated and will be moving through quickly. In between showers we’ll still get plenty of sunshine and temperatures will likely hover around 90. The front/tropical wave

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Daniel Phillips

    End of September, End of Pattern: Big changes are on the way in the forecast to start October (opens the original)

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    LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Today will not only be the final day of September but will also mark the final day of our most recent weather pattern. Changes are in store for the back half of the week, culminating in what is shaping up to be a very wet weekend. We’ll get to the weekend in a bit, first let’s get you through the day and what you can expect on this Wednesday. Highs once again are set to push into the low 90s with a heat index falling just shy of about 100. Rain will remain

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Daniel Phillips

    Showers return to the forecast early in October (opens the original)

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    LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - The heat continues in these final days of September with highs back in the 90s this afternoon. Similar to the last few days we’ve got plenty of sunshine on the way with little out there to break up the heat. Winds will turn to come from the south by the end of the day which will start to push moisture levels a little higher. Initially that won’t have a major impact on our day to day forecast but as the week goes on the amount of moisture in the atmosphere w

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Daniel Phillips

    Changes on the Way: Showers and storms expected to return this week (opens the original)

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    LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Plenty of heat to start off the week here in Acadiana. Highs will be back in the low 90s this afternoon, not great, but at least humidity will be more manageable keeping the heat index in check. September only has a few more days to go and the month remains on pace for the 4th or 5th hottest September on record. We’ll end the month on a quiet note with little weather on the way the next few days, but that may not be the case to start October. A surge of tro

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Daniel Phillips

    Much Drier: Lower humidity will make for a warm, but nice weekend (opens the original)

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    LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - A beautiful start to the weekend is underway in Acadiana after dry air moved into the area Thursday. Not quiet the cool, crisp conditions we’ll be getting later this fall but it’s still been a comfortable start and compared to the last few weeks a breath of fresh air. Skies will remain clear through the day and temperatures will likely stay in the upper 80s, not getting much higher than about 90, with little to no heat index. Should be nice weather for Frid

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