National Weather Service

As Louisiana heads back to school Mother Nature is ramping up the rain chances. Some of those downpours could create chaos at bell times next week.

Forecasters say the changes might creep in unnoticed at first but when they arrive they could bring pain, suffering, and even loss of life to Louisiana, Texas, and a large portion of the country.

Flooding rains prompt watches and warnings for much of Acadiana and the I-10 corridor this morning.

Gusty winds, small hail, flooding rains, and the threat of tornadoes, that's why South Louisiana can expect during the day on Tuesday as we wrap up May with a week of very unsettled weather.

Remember the intense flash flooding that hit Shreveport-Bossier last week? While those waters receded, a new threat is emerging. The Red River is rising fast, now sitting just inches below "Action" flood stage. With severe flooding happening upstream and heading our way, the river is forecast to cross into flood stage territory this week. Get the critical details on what this means for the Shreveport-Bossier area.

Shreveport facing storm threat. Significant rainfall and strong winds predicted. Stay safe and stay dry.

Stay weather aware today.

The I-20 corridor needs to be aware of this severe weather threat today. The National Weather Service has issued an "Enhanced Risk" for today.

Spring has arrived in the Shreveport and Bossier City area for sure. We have thick pollen coating everything, and weekly severe weather alerts.

Severe weather season is here East Texas. Know the difference between a weather watch and warning.

After a sunny start Louisiana's work week will take a stormy turn on Tuesday and then below freezing temperatures return to the state by midweek.

The National Weather Service says a threat of severe storms Saturday could cause problems for Mardi Gras parades and events planned this weekend.