Shreveport, LA – Stormy weather is headed for Shreveport and surrounding Louisiana areas on Sunday, with significant rainfall and potential thunderstorms predicted along the I-49 corridor. Residents should prepare for wet conditions, particularly in the afternoon when rain intensity is expected to increase.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, rain chances rise to 60% on Sunday, especially west of I-49, with precipitation rates peaking near Mount Pleasant and Tyler, Texas. Temperatures are forecast to reach a high of 80°F, with southeast winds between 10-15 mph, gusting up to 25 mph. Rain will likely persist into Sunday night, with storms intensifying in certain areas, elevating the risk of localized flooding.
The extended forecast shows a high probability of precipitation continuing into Monday, with a chance of thunderstorms by midday and rain potentially exceeding an 80% probability. The weather service advises caution for those commuting or traveling through the area, particularly as storm conditions are expected to bring occasional downpours, reducing visibility and creating slick roads.
Tuesday and Wednesday will bring a mix of showers and thunderstorms, with slightly cooler temperatures around 72°F on Tuesday and a 76°F high on Wednesday. Rain chances drop to 20% by midweek, allowing for some relief, though occasional showers remain possible.
Residents and travelers are urged to stay updated on changing weather conditions, monitor local forecasts, and use caution on wet roads. Prepare for potential delays and avoid low-lying areas prone to flooding.
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