Shreveport, LA – A pattern shift brings heavy rain to Shreveport tonight, impacting roads and possibly complicating Monday commutes. The National Weather Service forecasts up to two inches of rain through Monday morning, with localized flooding possible.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, showers are expected to begin late tonight and intensify early Monday. Thunderstorms may accompany the rain, bringing totals of one to two inches across the region. Hazardous driving conditions could emerge on major roadways like I-20 and Highway 1 due to slick roads and potential ponding.
The extended forecast suggests a wet week ahead, with additional showers likely Wednesday through Friday. Rainfall accumulations could exceed three inches by the weekend, prompting concern for low-lying areas. Residents are advised to monitor local updates and use caution when driving.
Monday will start cloudy, gradually clearing in the afternoon with a high of 56°F. Tuesday brings a brief reprieve with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 61°F. However, by midweek, rain chances rise again, accompanied by a high near 64°F on Wednesday.
The National Weather Service has highlighted the potential for heavier rainfall and thunderstorms later in the week. Preparations for possible flooding and delays should be made now.
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