Weekend Weather Update: Calm Evening Ahead with Rain on Sunday

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Weekend Weather Update for Shreveport, Louisiana

Welcome to the weekend, Shreveport residents! If you’ve looked out the window, you’ve probably noticed that the showers moving in from the southwest have started to calm down. It seems tonight will be a peaceful and cloudy evening, offering a nice and relaxing atmosphere for anyone looking to wind down after a busy week.

Showers on the Horizon

Now, let’s talk about the weather for tomorrow. While tonight may be tranquil, the rain chances are set to pick up a bit on Sunday. The scattered showers and storms will likely roll across our beautiful ArkLaTex region. So, if you’re planning any outdoor activities, it might be a good idea to keep an umbrella handy, just in case!

Temperature Trends

As for temperatures, it looks like we’ll be experiencing highs much like what we saw today. However, don’t be surprised if your area feels a little cooler, especially if you catch some rain throughout the day. This back-and-forth of temperatures can often make dressing appropriately a bit tricky, so layer up just to be on the safe side!

Looking Ahead: A Week of Weather Changes

Now here’s something to keep in mind for your calendars: our next big weather event is projected to arrive by Monday night and stick around into Tuesday. This time, we’re expecting a strong cold front that looks poised to knock our highs down from the mid 80s to a chillier lower 70s by Wednesday. Quite the change, isn’t it?

One of the more remarkable aspects of this upcoming storm system is the rain. Forecasts suggest that some areas might see more than 2 inches! In addition to that, it brings with it a chance for severe weather that could generally impact the northwest parts of our city and surrounding regions.

Be Aware of Weather Risks

Important to note, most of the area to the northwest of Shreveport is currently under a slight risk of severe weather, categorized at a level 2 out of 5. That’s not to say we should panic, but it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on the updates as Monday rolls around. Flooding could also become a concern, so stay vigilant and make sure to secure any items that you don’t want getting soaked!

Your Weekend Plans

As we kick off this weekend, take some time to enjoy the type of peaceful weather we’re currently having before the rain and cooler temperatures hit next week. Maybe it’s a good idea to catch up on some relaxation or even enjoy a cozy movie night in? There’s just something nice about snuggling up when the weather turns gloomy outside!

With the role of being weather-aware extremely important these next few days, remember to check in on updates to keep you and your loved ones safe. Be sure you’re prepared for any kind of weather that may come your way!

That’s all for now, Shreveport! Enjoy your weekend, stay informed, and cherish those moments of calm before the rain arrives. Here’s hoping that the weather doesn’t disrupt your plans too much!


Author: HERE Shreveport

HERE Shreveport

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