Snow, sleet and freezing rain is once again falling across the northern half of the state. State Climatologist Barry Keim says this is somewhat reminiscent of the last hurricane season, back-to-back systems hitting the state, but instead of a month apart its days apart…
cut 11 (11)”…for it”
Less than an inch of snow is epected to fall in Shreveport, Minden and Monroe, but the forecast calls for over a quarter of an inch of ice and periods of freezing rain will also fall in Cenla and light freezing rain is also possible in southwest Louisiana this morning.

It’s another cold morning in southeast Louisiana. So how is the strawberry crop doing? Ag Commissioner Mike Strain says farmers should be able to salvage berries…
cut 15 (09) “…forward”

This historic deep freeze has state Wildlife and Fisheries officials worried about large scale fish kills. Matt Doyle has the story.
Cut 2 (29) “…I’m Matt Doyle.”

Today is Ash Wednesday one of the biggest days of the year for certain religions. Church attendance has suffered during the pandemic, but LSU Religious Studies Professor Michael Pasquier (Pass-kay) expects physical attendance at houses of worship to bounce back…
cut 6 (08) “….can”