Shreveport, LA – A severe storm system could impact the Four State Region early next week, with increased chances of strong weather events developing from Tuesday through Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, probabilities for a severe weather outbreak are expected to rise as forecasts are refined closer to the middle of next week. The storm pattern, visible at the upper atmospheric level, indicates a strong low-pressure system moving eastward into the Southern Plains, affecting parts of eastern Texas, southern Oklahoma, Arkansas, and northern Louisiana.
While specific details remain uncertain, forecasters are urging residents in the affected states to stay weather-aware. The potential exists for heavy rainfall, damaging winds, and possible excessive weather threats, including localized flooding or hail, depending on storm development…