National Weather Service

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.

Why are severe weather watches and warnings not reaching nearly half a million Louisiana residents? The answer might be difficult to translate.

Here's a summary of the National Weather Service's findings on the Northeast Texas tornado that traveled from Lake Hawkins towards Gilmer Lake.

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.

Louisiana weather forecasters are using descriptive and ominous language to describe the weather event that should move across the state tonight and Saturday.

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

Much of Louisiana will be subject to a threat of severe storms and the potential for excessive rainfall as we move through the weekend.

Louisiana is bracing for another potential round of strong storms and severe weather this weekend. Here's the timing on when to expect the worst weather.

Another round of severe storms is forecast for Louisiana later today and tonight. Below freezing temperatures will move into the state following the storms.

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.

Winter is returning to Louisiana with a vengeance . The National Weather Service says cold temperatures and precipitation are likely over the next two weeks.