Shreveport, Louisiana – Scattered thunderstorms with pockets of heavy rain are expected across western and northern Louisiana through Monday evening, creating hazardous travel and flash flooding concerns in cities like Shreveport, Monroe, and Natchitoches.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, strong afternoon storms will continue into the evening before tapering off overnight. Rainfall rates could overwhelm low-lying areas, with storm chances highest along the I-20 corridor and southward into central Louisiana. Rain probabilities range from 30% in the north to 60% across the southern counties.
Temperatures are expected to reach the low to mid 90s in southern Louisiana—up to 96°F in Natchitoches—while northern areas such as Texarkana and El Dorado remain in the upper 80s to near 90°F. The mix of heat and humidity could make outdoor activities dangerous, especially during peak heating hours.
Drivers are urged to watch for ponding on roadways and reduced visibility during downpours. Residents should charge mobile devices, avoid flooded roads, and monitor for potential flash flood advisories this evening.
Storm chances decrease overnight, but isolated showers may linger into Tuesday morning.
🌤 Five-Day Forecast for Shreveport, LA:
- Tuesday: Partly sunny, slight chance of storms. High 91°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot. High 95°F.
- Thursday: Isolated afternoon storms. High 94°F.
- Friday: Storms likely late day. High 92°F.
- Saturday: Scattered thunderstorms. High 90°F.
