Shreveport, Louisiana – Severe thunderstorms could rattle northwest Louisiana by Sunday evening, just as families gather for Easter celebrations. Damaging winds, heavy rain, and lightning are expected to peak Sunday night, with continued storm chances through much of the upcoming week.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, strong to severe storms will develop late Sunday, with the highest impact expected overnight into early Monday. Wind gusts up to 25 mph and localized flooding are possible, especially along the I-20 corridor. The chance of precipitation reaches 80% on Easter Sunday and remains elevated through Thursday.
Travelers and residents should avoid unnecessary trips Sunday evening, especially in low-lying or poorly drained areas. Keep phones charged, secure outdoor items, and monitor weather alerts closely. Power outages and slick roads may also affect the Monday morning commute.
By Monday, skies will remain unsettled. A 40% chance of additional storms continues during the day, tapering off overnight. Tuesday and Wednesday bring only slight breaks, with rain chances climbing again midweek—especially Wednesday night into Thursday, when another round of thunderstorms is likely.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Shreveport:
- Sunday: High 84°F, strong storms late, 80% chance of rain
- Monday: Partly sunny, 40% chance of storms, high 80°F
- Tuesday: Mostly dry early, 30% chance of PM storms, high 85°F
- Wednesday: Storms return late, high 79°F, rain chances 60%
- Thursday: Storms likely again, high 82°F, continued rain threat
