SUMMARY: In a KPLC interview, Lake Area fathers shared how being a dad has profoundly shaped their lives. Fathers reminisced about the unconditional love, protection, and family traditions they experienced. From cherished road trips to heartfelt moments with their children, these dads aim to pass on values such as patience, transparency, and the importance of family. They cherish making their kids laugh, teaching resilience in the face of challenges, and being mindful role models. The joy of watching their children grow, learn, and express love is profoundly fulfilling and irreplaceable for these dedicated fathers.

Lake area residents give fatherly advice

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SUMMARY: Every year, the 7 News team provides special reports to prepare audiences for Hurricane Season. They begin with a Q&A session addressing common concerns like home preparation. Experts advise against taping windows, suggesting hurricane shutters or boarding them up instead. They stress the importance of having medicines, insurance paperwork, and cash on hand. Health conditions require additional planning. Knowing potential hazards around your home can save lives and property. Post-storm dangers include carbon monoxide poisoning from improper generator use. Overall readiness varies among individuals, with personal experiences influencing their preparedness. Visit kplctv.com for more hurricane preparedness tips.

2024 Hurricane Series Part 1: Get a game plan

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SUMMARY: Good Sunday evening! The night remains warm and humid with temperatures mostly in the upper 70s or 80s, peaking at 85°F in Cameron. Radar shows calm conditions north of I-10 but active showers and storms in southern areas, particularly Cameron Parish. Futurecast suggests some isolated showers tonight, leading to potentially scattered showers and storms on Monday, especially by the morning commute. Additional rain is expected as a tropical disturbance moves in from the Gulf, increasing rain chances through Tuesday. Rainfall totals could range from 1-3 inches, or 2-5 inches near the coast. Rain chances may decrease by Thursday and Friday. Stay tuned for more updates.

Scattered showers and storms are likely again Monday as a wetter pattern moves in.

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