Severe thunderstorms could disrupt travel and cause power outages across the southern half of the Four State Region tonight. As rain chances remain high, particularly along and southeast of the I-30 Corridor, residents should be prepared for strong winds and intense rainfall. By mid-evening, conditions could worsen, making driving hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service Shreveport, thunderstorms are expected to affect areas from southeastern Texas to western Arkansas. These storms could continue through the late evening hours, with the heaviest rain anticipated across central and eastern Texas and southwestern Arkansas.
In particular, cities like Shreveport, Longview, and Texarkana are at high risk of storms, with rain chances peaking around 75-80%. Local officials are advising caution on the roads, especially as evening rush hour coincides with the worst of the storm. Keep an eye on weather updates for the latest warnings.
By morning, milder temperatures will arrive, but high rain chances will remain. Stay alert for more advisories and updates from the National Weather Service as the storm continues to track eastward.
