Shreveport, Louisiana – Thunderstorms and summer heat will combine Tuesday, June 3rd, creating weather concerns across northwest Louisiana — especially for Shreveport commuters and anyone traveling along I-20.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies with a high near 92°F, but isolated thunderstorms are expected after 1 p.m. Southeast winds may gust up to 10 mph, adding to the mugginess. Conditions could be further complicated by lingering wildfire smoke drifting in from Canada, creating hazy skies and possible air quality issues.
Drivers on major arteries like I-20 and LA-3132 should prepare for brief downpours, reduced visibility, and slick pavement during the afternoon and evening commute. While storms remain scattered, any developing cell could bring lightning or sudden wind shifts. Residents should monitor weather alerts closely and avoid outdoor work during peak heat.
By Wednesday, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms returns during the afternoon, with highs still near 90°F. Rain chances slightly decrease into Thursday and Friday, though daytime highs continue to hover in the low 90s. Summer-like humidity will persist throughout the week.
5-Day Extended Forecast for Shreveport (June 3–7):
- Tuesday, June 3: Mostly sunny, isolated storms after 1 p.m. High 92°F. Winds S 5–10 mph.
- Wednesday: 30% chance of storms after 1 p.m., high near 90°F.
- Thursday: 20% chance of PM storms, partly sunny. High 90°F.
- Friday: Isolated storms return, high near 93°F.
- Saturday: 20% chance of storms, very warm. High 95°F, low near 77°F.
