Slow-moving storms produced five to eight inches of rain in downtown Lafayette, Broussard, and Youngsville before shifting southward to New Iberia, Erath and Abbeville.
Along the Evangeline Thruway, over a dozen vehicles stalled out in the floodwaters, while in Broussard and Youngsville, residents reported water entering some homes due to cars traveling down flooded roadways.
By 10 a.m., most of the storms moved east towards Baton Rouge, causing more flooding in and around the Capital City.
Here are some local rain totals around Acadiana:
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