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Editorial: To save coastline by 2050, we have to be united | Our Views

If there is a saving grace in today’s coastal crisis in Louisiana, it is that there is widespread agreement that our state has no other choice than to deal with

Louisiana 2050: The state's perilous future as seas rise | Environment

A special report from The Times-Picayune | The Advocate examines Louisiana s perilous future in a time of rising seas and intensifying storms.

The South knows a hot, sticky summer. But this? 'It's hell.'

The South knows a hot, sticky summer. But this? 'It's hell.'

The air has felt swampier and more suffocating. Yet, confoundingly, as moist as the air has been, a scarcity of rain and clouds has made the sun all the more blistering.

Hurricane Forecast Worsens Amid High Ocean Temperatures

In places still scarred by the devastation of recent storms, the anxiety and apprehension that come with the arrival of hurricane season pushes many people to search for any sign — some based more on superstition than science — that might offer predictability in a time of year defined by uncertainty. But this year, two of the more reliable (and meteorologically sound) indications have been sending conflicting signals, injecting volatility into hurricane season as even experts have expressed doub