Shreveport, LA – Severe thunderstorms are expected to impact Northeast Texas, Southeast Oklahoma, and parts of Louisiana this afternoon, bringing damaging winds and the threat of large hail.
The National Weather Service (NWS) Shreveport issued a weather alert for storms likely to develop along the I-30 corridor. Forecasters emphasize the primary hazards are strong winds capable of causing damage and hail that could affect homes, vehicles, and crops.
Residents should remain alert as conditions develop throughout the afternoon and evening. According to NWS, the storms will peak between late afternoon and early evening. Areas of Louisiana near the Texas border are particularly at risk.
Authorities advise residents to monitor weather updates and prepare for severe conditions. Safety precautions include securing outdoor objects, ensuring access to shelter, and having multiple ways to receive warnings.
With the potential for sudden and intense weather, the NWS recommends knowing a safe location to seek shelter, especially if hail begins to fall.
For updates, check your local forecasts and stay connected to official weather alerts.
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