Temperatures have now reached the threshold for the heat advisories to be upgraded to excessive heat warnings. This means you need to use even more caution while in the heat
While this weekend will have the hottest weather so far this year, we are tracking changes by next week. A rare August cold front will push in to bring rain and drop temperatures a bit
Temperatures will have nothing in the way to cool down, so they will continue to soar through the weekend. It could be the hottest temperatures we’ve seen so far this year
Hope you enjoyed the rain while it lasted! It will be limited again through the weekend. This will lead to more hot temperatures in the afternoon, which could initiate more heat advisories
Feels like temperatures in the ArkLaTex will continue to rise over the week of July 26, causing many to make adjustments in their daily routines. Some of those affected most are the homeless, but shelters in the area are working to provide a place to cool off.
As more heat advisories are expected to be issued the week of July 26, the City of Shreveport is opening cooling centers for residents to take advantage of.
Temperatures got hot over the weekend and will continue to be so today. There is another heat advisory issued for all of the ArkLaTex which means the feel-like temperatures will be in the triple digits
The temperatures will be getting very hot for a few days. In fact, it could be dangerous if you’re outside for extended periods of time. Heat advisories will likely be issued in the coming days
Temperatures will be getting very hot through the weekend and early next week. It will get awfully close to 100 degrees on a couple days. Remember to use caution while in the heat
Rain will become more limited for the ArkLaTex for the foreseeable future. There will only be a couple stray showers possible every day. Meanwhile, temperatures will be soaring
Through the next several days, the temperatures will be increasing and feeling a lot like your typical summer in the ArkLaTex. Some of the hottest weather could arrive next week.
Rain is likely through the weekend and early next week. At times rain will be very heavy and will bring a few storms. There will also be days where there will not be as much rain
Rain will be returning to the ArkLaTex for the next several days. Everyday for the next 7 days will now have at least a chance of rain. At times, there will be heavy downpours
For the next couple days, we will see little to no rain. Most areas will not see any besides a quick pop-up shower. Temperatures will also be hot. Next week though brings cooler temperatures
Over the next few days, there will be little to no day-to-day change. There will not be much rain each day, but also temperatures will not be getting too hot either
Rain chances will be low through this week. However, the temperatures will be high. Plus the humidity will be in full swing, so it will feel even worse than what the temperature represents
Sunday is now under a marginal risk for severe weather as a cold front nudges up against the ArkLaTex. We should see gusty winds and maybe some hail along with heavy downpours.
Saharan dust is moving across the Atlantic, eventually to the ArkLaTex. This will create a hazy looking sky, and could be a problem for those with breathing issues
Rain will remain limited for a couple more days. Friday and Saturday should not have much rain, but a couple quick showers are certainly possible. By Sunday, rain chances pick back up
Get ready for your typical summer weather! We are facing daily rain chances, albeit low chances, with temperatures well into the 90s. It won’t rain much, which won’t help cool things down
