Shreveport, Louisiana – A heat index pushing 105°F and a round of afternoon storms could disrupt Sunday plans across northwestern Louisiana.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, a 30% chance of thunderstorms will develop after 1 p.m. Sunday, July 13, with high temperatures near 96°F. South winds will push humid air into the region, creating dangerous heat conditions, especially for outdoor workers and drivers. Residents are urged to limit outdoor activity, hydrate frequently, and avoid travel during peak heat hours.
Localized showers may continue briefly into Sunday night before skies turn partly cloudy. Monday brings a similar pattern, with another 30% chance of storms after 1 p.m. and highs near 97°F. Calm winds in the morning will shift from the southeast by afternoon.
Travelers on I-20 through Shreveport should watch for sudden downpours and reduced visibility during storm windows. Roads may become slick, especially in areas prone to pooling water.
The heat intensifies Tuesday and Wednesday, with high temperatures of 98°F and 100°F, respectively. No rain is expected midweek, and overnight lows will hover near 78°F. Conditions remain dry into Thursday, July 17, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 99°F.
Expect the extreme heat to last through Thursday. Stay weather-aware and check local updates for new advisories.
