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Intense summer heat continues with burn bans growing
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) - The late summer heat continues to bake the southeastern United States, with the ArkLaTex in the middle of it. Temperatures were as high as 104 degrees yesterday in Shreveport, and 103 in Texarkana. We will be close to those numbers again today. We are off to...
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Extreme heat & high fire danger continue
Watch for details on the continuation of the very hot and dry weather, the latest burn bans issued, and when we could see a little rain.
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Relentless summer heat continues
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The prolonged heat wave which has settled into the ArkLaTex shows no signs of letting up with more very hot and dry weather on the way. Actual air temperatures soaring into the 100 to 105 range by afternoon. Feels like temperatures from 105 to 110. A...
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Shreveport Forecast Hits 105 Degrees Tuesday As Heat Dome Holds Firm Over The Region
A heat dome is parked over the ArkLaTex and forecasters say triple-digit temps could stick around through Labor Day. Shreveport is looking at highs of 103 to 105 degrees this week, with overnight lows barely dipping into the upper 70s.
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Summer heat keeps going with another heat advisory today
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The sweltering summer heat will continue this week, we are hoping for some marginal relief late this week and over the weekend. High pressure overhead will keep our highs at or above 100 degrees through at least Wednesday. A few of our East Texas counties could wind up as high as 103 or 104 degrees this afternoon. It’s more of a ‘dry heat” today with lower humidity, but there will be enough muggy air to push our heat index over 105 degrees, triggering another heat advisory. Limit your outdoor time to the early morning and evening, and stay hydrated if you do have to work outside.
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ArkLaTex faces intense heat and rising fire danger
SHREVEPORT, La. — Triple-digit temperatures are expected across the ArkLaTex this week as a strong area of high pressure keeps the region hot and mostly dry. Heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are already in effect across much of the area, including northern portions of the ArkLaTex. More heat alerts could be issued as temperatures climb into the low 100s.
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A little hope for cooler weather, but it will take a while
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The very hot weather that the ArkLaTex has been experiencing will continue through the weekend and most of next week. Temperatures could ease late next week, but not much. Rain still looks unlikely. One long-range model provides a glimmer of hope on when this pattern could end.
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Burn bans in effect across ArkLaTex amid extreme heat, dry conditions
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Burn bans are now in effect across the ArkLaTex as extreme heat, dry conditions and strong winds create a fire risk in the region, officials said. Caddo Fire District 4 Chief Joshua Gamble said burn bans are issued after officials evaluate temperatures, humidity levels and the condition of vegetation on the ground.
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Scattered Thunderstorms Area Wide: Regional Forecast – 8/6/2026
When it’s August, you get afternoon pulse storms. Or something like that. Our area is stuck in a void of weather systems between the subtropical highs to the east and west and the main trough and jet stream to the north. This will lead to a seasonably warm and thick atmosphere. Temperatures will peak in the mid 90s to the west and a bit cooler to the east due to convection.
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DOTD steps up mowing to reduce roadside fire hazards
MINDEN, La. -- Recent wildfires across Europe and several western states are serving as a reminder that fire conditions can develop almost anywhere, including northwest Louisiana. After weeks of heavy rainfall earlier this summer, lush grass growth has created a new challenge for the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development....
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Spotty thundershowers possible with normal August heat
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – An increase in humidity will lead to the return of a few spotty showers and thundershowers over the next few days. Yesterday, it appeared that we would have a better shot at rain on Friday. That has changed. Typical early August heat: The average high...