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COOLEST air of the season this weekend!
SHREVEPORT, LA (KTAL/KMSS) – A weak disturbance has produced a little rain across the ArkLaTex on Tuesday. Expect dry weather for the rest of the week, leading up to the arrival of a cold front that will usher in the coolest air of the season so far. A few...
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Week begins with HEAT, ends much COOLER
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – After months of consistently hot weather, this will be the week we are back on the roller coaster, as we have our first major cool-down of the season on the way late this week and into the weekend. We will be ready for cooler weather,...
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Our next taste of fall set to arrive this week
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Our pattern is finally about to change, bringing cooler temps and a few chances for rain toward the end of next week. A powerful cold front will drop our high temps into the 70s and bring lows to the 50s. There will be a chance to...
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High fire danger concerns this weekend
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Staying hot and dry through most of next week before a taste of fall finally arrives. A gusty northeast breeze at 15-25 mph will combine with very low humidity to make for high fire danger. No outdoor burning Saturday!. BIG CHANGES ARRIVE LATE NEXT WEEK. Major...
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Rain Misses the Mid South Again as Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock and Shreveport Get Less Than an Inch While Pensacola Faces Nearly 9 Inches Through Wednesday
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — It is sad news for much of the Mid-South this weekend. Areas that desperately need a good soaking rain look likely to miss out on the widespread rain event, while the Gulf Coast and eastern parts of the Southeast get drenched. The latest rainfall forecast through 7 AM Wednesday, October 7 shows Nashville picking up only about 0.7 inch, Memphis around 0.5 inch, Little Rock near 0.3 inch and Shreveport just 0.1 inch, while Pensacola could see about 8.8 inches and parts of the Gulf Coast even more.
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It's October! When forecasts predict Louisiana will see 50 degrees
Fall officially began on Sept. 22, and temperatures are, slowly but surely, finally starting to cool down in Louisiana . While Louisiana is still holding on to warmer temperatures, the state will see cooler weather in the coming weeks. Here's when lows will finally reach into the 70s, with lows dipping into the 50s. When will low temperatures reach 50 degrees in Shreveport? In Shreveport, high temperatures will range between the upper 80s and 70s for October, while lows will be within the 60s during the beginning of the month, dropping to the lower 50s by the end of the month. Here are the days when the weather is forecast to be cooler, according to AccuWeather's long range forecast: Oct. 18: 82 degrees during the day, 59 degrees at night Oct. 19: 78 degrees, 53 degrees Oct. 20: 78 degrees, 54 degrees Oct. 21: 73 degrees, 52 degrees Oct. 22: 74 degrees 55 degrees Oct. 23: 79 degrees, 55 degrees When will low temperatures reach 50 degrees in Alexandria? During October, temperatures in Alexandria will decrease to highs in the 80s and 70s, with lows in the 60s and 50s. Here are the days when the weather is expected to
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LOWER HUMIDITY to arrive in the ArkLaTex soon...
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Rain chances will gradually taper off as we close out the weekend, leaving us with very pleasant weather to start the new week!. Isolated to scattered storms will be possible through Sunday. Most of the rain activity will stay in our East Texas counties and along...
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Localized flooding possible in East Texas this afternoon
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Storms are back today for some portions of the ArkLaTex
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - It’s a tale of two halves of the region with the west half of the ArkLaTex receiving a lot more storms that the eastern half over the next 3 days. Consistent rounds of scattered storms roll through east TX & SE OK mostly between this afternoon & Friday morning.
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Rain brings relief to local deer herd ahead of acorn season
SHREVEPORT, La. — Recent rainfall has provided needed relief to local vegetation, keeping deer herds in good health despite ongoing dry conditions. Preliminary surveys show local deer are not displaying major signs of stress. Although drought conditions frequently trigger outbreaks of hemorrhagic disease, few cases have been reported in the area.
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Rain & cooler air to end the week
SHREVEPORT, LA (KTAL/KMSS) – A cold front moving through the ArkLaTex will bring some periods of rain on Friday and early this weekend. Cooler air will accompany the rain. Dry weather returns for all of next week. The heat is over: Thanks to more clouds and some rain, temperatures...
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Heavy rain threat for some
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Storms possible over next 3 days
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Scattered storms returning soon for parts of the ArkLaTex
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Scattered rain will return to the ArkLaTex over the next few days, with rain chances coming to an end by Sunday evening. Scattered storms will return to the ArkLaTex late Thursday, mainly impacting East Texas and SE Oklahoma. Scattered rain will continue into Friday and Saturday...