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Monterey, LA · Weather
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Evening Forecast – Monday, August 10th
WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Tonight, after the isolated storms dissipate into tonight, a few lingering clouds may be leftover, especially early on. As the night goes on, clouds may thin out, but don’t fully leave. Areas that did see the rain may see overnight lows closer to the mid 70s, while areas who didn’t stay closer to the mid to upper 70s. No matter what not much heat relief is seen through the night as things stay warm and muggy.
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FEMA Public Assistance and incident period extension added to major disaster declaration for Tropical Storm Arthur
ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - FEMA Public Assistance has been added to the major presidential disaster declaration for Tropical Storm Arthur for the parishes of Avoyelles, Pointe Coupee, St. Charles, St. Landry and Winn. The incident period covered by the declaration has also been extended making damage caused by Tropical Storm...
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Extreme Heat Dome hits the Ark-La-Miss
WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — KTVE’s Demetrious Gamble is joined by NASA scientists and climate expert Dr. Benjamin Cook to discuss heat domes, their impact on communities, and how to stay safe during extreme heat events. For more information, watch the video above.
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Glynn Harris Outdoors and Fishing Report
One of my regular contacts I use to get current fishing reports is crappie guide, Wesley Miller. On my visit with him last week, he mentioned something that whetted my interest. He told me that this time of year, he keeps his eye on his electronics to locate a thin line that shows up and he fishes along this line or just above it to locate crappie.
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Into the Storm: The men and women who keep the lights on
Lightning splits the sky. Rain blows sideways against the windows, and somewhere in the darkness a tree crashes onto a power line. In the winter, freezing rain coats tree limbs until they can no longer bear the weight, and they come crashing down, taking power lines with them. Most of...
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Temperatures of everyday outdoor surfaces in Louisiana: July heat
West Monroe, LA (KTVE/KARD) Everyone knows that it is hot outside; its always hot during late July in Louisiana. However, some everyday surfaces rise to extreme temperatures after sitting in the sun for hours. Today, we recorded the temperature of some common items with an infrared thermometer between the hours of 3 p.m. and 5 […]
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Ruston Sports Complex to serve as cooling station amid hot weather
RUSTON, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The Ruston Sports Complex will be serving as a cooling station for these needing a relief from the heat. Courtesy photo Ruston Sports Complex The hours will be Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday – 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. For more questions, contact the complex at (318) […]
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This Week Marks 6 Months Since the January 2026 Ice Storm
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The KNOE 8 First Alert Weather Team recaps the historic January 2026 Ice Storm. A storm that led to hundreds of thousands of people being with out power as temperatures dipped below freezing. Ouachita Parish was one of the hardest hit areas.
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KNOE First Alert Friday Evening Forecast with First Alert Chef Meteorologist Marcus Walter
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Colorado State University Updated Hurricane Outlook
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - On July 8th, Colorado State University, updated their Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook. They are forecasting a below average hurricane season in the Atlantic. The current El Nino set-up will continue to intensify through this fall. This will lead to increased wind shear in the Atlantic basin. Due to increase wind shear, tropical systems will have a harder time developing. Right now, they have forecasted nine named storms, four hurricanes and one major hurricane. Compared to previous seasons, this would be well below average, due to this rare extreme El Nino set-up.
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KNOE First Alert Wednesday Evening Forecast with First Alert Chief Meteorologist Marcus Walter
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Morning Forecast – Tuesday, July 7th
WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Today, as the stationary front stays put over the region, more storms are possible through the daytime hours. An isolated severe threat exists for our western NELA parishes for this afternoon and evening. The main hazard will be wind, similar to yesterday, with the strongest of storms containing small hail. In addition to that, any training storms could lead to a localized flash flooding risk. Highs will be near average and not as hot, only in the low 90s.
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Inclement Weather on July 1 Knocks Out Power, Downs Trees, Closes Roadways
The fury of the all-too-often summer storms that have frequented north Louisiana over the past several weeks was felt in full force once again in Jackson Parish on Wednesday, July 1st, as torrential rainfall and high winds caused power outages, damaged homes, and toppled trees, including one that fell across Hwy 4 west of Jonesboro that forced the road to be closed for a period of time.