Shreveport, LA – Heavy rain and potential flooding are expected to hit Shreveport today as Hurricane Francine moves inland from the Gulf Coast. Residents are urged to prepare for hazardous conditions starting this morning and continuing through Thursday. The storm, with sustained winds of 75 mph, is anticipated to strengthen by Wednesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, Shreveport will experience up to 80% rain chances, with localized flooding likely from Wednesday into the weekend. Temperatures will drop, with highs tapering off into the 70s. The heaviest rainfall is expected to hit late Wednesday through Thursday, leading to possible flash flood warnings.
Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items, avoid unnecessary travel, and stay updated through local alerts. Emergency management teams are on standby, but personal preparedness is key. Look out for further updates on Hurricane Francine as the storm progresses into the region.
The weekend forecast calls for cooler temperatures, with lingering rain likely through Friday. Stay informed by monitoring local weather reports for real-time updates.
