Shreveport, LA – The ArkLaTex region is under a marginal severe weather risk on Monday, with damaging winds and thunderstorms forecast to begin in the afternoon and last into the evening. Residents near the I-20 corridor, including Shreveport and surrounding areas, are urged to stay alert and prepare for potential impacts.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, storms may bring wind gusts up to 30 mph or higher and heavy rainfall. The threat level is minimal for tornadoes but high for wind damage, particularly during the late afternoon hours. The Weather Service recommends securing loose outdoor items and having multiple ways to receive emergency alerts.
Sunday Weather Outlook:
Before Monday’s storms, Sunday will see mostly clear skies transitioning into a 50% chance of rain by the evening, with highs near 78°F. Overnight lows will dip to 67°F as winds increase.
Extended Forecast:
• Monday: Showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon and evening, with gusts up to 30 mph. Highs near 81°F.
• Tuesday: Clear skies return with sunny conditions and a high of 75°F.
• Wednesday: Cooler temperatures with highs around 62°F and nighttime lows near 42°F.
• Thursday and Friday: Sunny weather continues, with highs reaching 61°F to 65°F.
Drivers should remain cautious on wet roads, particularly near busy intersections and highways like I-20. Plan for delays during heavy rain periods.
