Shreveport, Louisiana – Strong thunderstorms are set to move through parts of the Four State Region this afternoon and evening, bringing with them the potential for heavy rainfall, strong winds, and localized flooding. The highest risk for severe storms is forecast to affect areas north of Interstate 20, including parts of Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, severe weather is expected to peak in the afternoon and continue into the evening. The primary hazards include wind gusts of 40 MPH or more, small hail up to the size of a nickel, and the risk of flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.
In particular, areas such as Texarkana, Shreveport, and parts of western Arkansas are expected to see the worst of the storms. Local authorities urge residents to stay alert and monitor conditions closely as the storms develop, particularly those in flood-prone areas. Travelers should expect delays on roads, especially in areas with poor drainage or where heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding.
The severe weather threat will remain in effect through this evening, and additional warnings may be issued if conditions worsen. Stay tuned to local weather updates for the latest information.
