Calm before the storm on this Wednesday with temperatures reaching the low-70s in the afternoon and plenty of sunshine across the ArkLaTex. Tomorrow, strong to severe storms are possible as a strong cold front will move into the region.
Some strong storms are possible tonight but they will be isolated to scattered as we head into the overnight hours. Spring our clocks forward before you go to bed for the beginning of Daylight Saving Time!
Some showers in the ArkLaTex today with temperatures varying greatly depending on where you are located. Our next weather maker moves in late night tomorrow.
The storm that blew through East Texas last night tore the roof off Briggitta’s Hungarian Restaurant on Highway 31 in Kilgore. Over on Ash Lane, it also crushed a SWEPCO car under a large fallen tree.
Charlie Woodrum, the warning coordination meteorologist with NWS Shreveport, says they were monitoring the storm cell as it was traveling north from DeSoto Parish, but that it wasn’t showing strong rotation.
Staying warm through the week with plenty of sunshine tomorrow. Storms move into the ArkLaTex Wednesday and Thursday with severe weather looking very possible Thursday afternoon.