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Shreveport, LA

Cloudy

Wind: SSE at 5Humidity: 87%

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Bossier City, LA

Light Rain

Wind: N at 0Humidity: 81%

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Natchitoches, LA

Cloudy

Wind: N at 0Humidity: 93%

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Texarkana, AR

Cloudy

Wind: S at 3Humidity: 93%

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Texarkana, TX

Drizzle and Fog

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150th Birthday Of The USS Monitor

NOAA says that the USS Monitor turns 150 years old in 2012. » More

Another Rain Event For The ArkLaTex

Another rain event is on the way to help lessen our drought conditions across the ArkLaTex. » More

Krewe Of Barkus & Meoux Forecast

Chilly weather is forecast for this event. No rain is expected. » More

African American History Parade Forecast

Partly cloudy, breezy and cool weather is forecast for this event. » More

Centaur Forecast

Cool and breezy weather is forecast for the Centaur Parade this Saturday. » More

Drought Lessening

The Shreveport National Weather Service says that our drought is lessening due to recent rains. » More

Cool Clouds

This afternoon, we received a picture from a viewer describing the image as "Cool Clouds". » More

Spring-like highs expected this week

The ArkLaTex can expect spring-like temperatures most afternoons this week. High temperatures will top out around 70 degrees on Monday and in the low 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. » More

Trail Run Forecast

Saturday's Sportspectrum Trail Run forecast calls for breezy, cool and muddy conditions! » More

Minden Fasching Karneval & Parade Forecast

Partly cloudy, breezy and cool weather is forecast for this Saturday's event. » More

Wednesday's Rain Totals

Rain was plentiful during the past 24 hours. The following are some of the recorded amounts. » More

Space Hurricane

According to a msnbc.com article, a "Space Hurricane" is sweeping over the earth! » More

Severe Storm Risk For Wednesday

Severe storms are possible for the southern part of the ArkLaTex Wednesday afternoon and evening. » More

Flooding Possible This Week

Heavy rain from a potent storm system could cause flooding in parts of the ArkLaTex this week. » More

Stormy Weather Possible Sunday PM

Severe storms are possible Sunday afternoon and evening! » More

Krewe Of Sobek Parade Forecast

Mild weather with a slight rain chance is in the Krewe Of Sobek Parade forecast. » More

Pollen Count Today

Cedar pollen was moderate today making for a few stuffy noses. » More

Storm Spotter Classes

The Shreveport National Weather Service is hosting Storm Spotter Classes over the next several weeks. » More

Warm Monday

"Spring-time" weather arrived in the ArkLaTex today! » More

Krewe Of Harambee Parade Forecast

"Spring" is in the air for this Monday's Krewe of Harambee Parade! » More

Windy Thursday

Winds gusted to near 40 mph behind a strong cold front across the ArkLaTex today. » More

Wind Machine Is Back

The wind machine is back late tonight through Thursday! Gusty winds over 30 mph are expected. » More

Wet Few Days

Much needed rain fell across the ArkLaTex from Sunday night through today. Here are some totals. » More

New Orleans Forecast

Warm and humid weather with an increasing rain chance is forecast for the Crescent City this weekend through Monday. » More

Frigid Start

Teens to 20s were the minimum temperatures early this morning across the ArkLaTex. » More

Jupiter Visible Tonight

Just below and left of the moon tonight is Jupiter according to one of our viewers. » More

2011 Shreveport Weather

2011 turned out to be too warm and dry in Shreveport. » More

New Year's Eve Weather

Mild weather is expected for New Year's Eve night. Rain chance is slight after midnight. » More

Accuweather's 2011 Start/Finish Weather Summary

As 2011 comes to an end, Accuweather summarizes this year's weather at the start and end. » More

Winter Forecast

NOAA expects a warm and dry winter in the ArkLaTex. » More

Finally Some Sun

Our latest string of cloudy and rainy days will finally come to an end by tomorrow. In other words, the sun returns for Tuesday. » More

Christmas guest tours KTBS

KTBS got a special Christmas visit from a student in Haughton who has her eyes set on meteorology. » More

Start of Winter

It's that time of year again...i.e. Winter begins next Thursday night! » More

White Christmas

In this part of the country, a White Christmas is a rarity and according to Accuweather should stay that way again this year. » More

Halo Around The Moon

Tonight's full moon had a halo around it. One viewer in particular was wondering why. » More

2011 Natural Disasters-The Costliest Ever Recorded

According to NOAA, the damage from all the extreme storms and other natural disasters of 2011 ended up with a record price tag! » More

Snow Sounding

Tonight's weather balloon data from the Shreveport National Weather Service showed an atmosphere primed for making snow. » More

Slight Wintry Mix Chance

There's a slight possibility of a wintry mix tomorrow night as the last part of our latest storm system moves through. » More

Santa Ana Winds

Today's Santa Ana Winds were the strongest in years! Another round of the powerful winds is forecast for tonight and Friday morning. » More

2011 Hurricane Season Summary

The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially ended today. The following is a summary of an above average season. » More

Snow Totals

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas just a few hours away from the ArkLaTex with an early season snowfall. » More

Snow Falls in Memphis

An upper level system brought snow to west Tennessee and northeast Arkansas overnight. » More

Dogs On Cross Lake

These pups really enjoy their kayaking on Cross Lake! » More

Funnel Cloud From Earlier Today

This picture of a developing tornado was taken around 4 PM today near Deberry, Texas. » More

Benton Cross Country Girls Win State

The Benton High School Girls Cross Country Team won the state meet today! » More

Alto-Cumulus Sky

Saturday evening was a weather buff's treat...a beautiful Alto-Cumulus sunset. » More

Six Tornadoes Confirmed

Survey teams from the National Weather Service confirmed six tornadoes touched down during Tuesday's severe storms. » More

Late Season Tropical Storm

Tropical Storm season in our part of the world ends on average at the end of this month. Tonight, we have one of those rare late season storms in the Atlantic. » More

Winterizing Your Sprinkler System

A freeze Thursday night over parts of the area might make tomorrow a good time to winterize your sprinkler system. » More

Winterizing Your House

Winter is just around the corner and it's time to get your house ready. » More

Winterizing Your Car

Winter is only about 7 weeks away and it's time to get your vehicle ready! » More

NOAA's Winter Forecast

NOAA is predicting more of the same type weather for the ArkLaTex this Winter. » More

School Visit

Had a nice visit with the Kindergarten class at Providence Classical Academy in Bossier City earlier today. » More

Big Weather Change Next Week

A strong cold front moves through the ArkLaTex next week bringing big weather changes! » More

La Nina Outlook

The second La Nina in two years is back and is classified as a "Rare Event"! As a result, the Fall through Spring forecast doesn't look good for our drought! » More

Fall-Like Morning

It was another cool morning across the ArkLaTex with temperatures in the 50s. Unfortunately, the heat is on this afternoon with highs in the low 90s. » More

Falling Satellite Latest

Here's the latest as of Friday evening on where UARS may fall to earth. » More

Rain Needed To End Our Drought

NOAA estimates the ArkLaTex needs nearly 2 feet of rain over a month period to end the drought. » More

La Nina Already Coming Back

NOAA's La Nina Advisory is warranted as the graphic shows abnormally cool Pacific waters showing up already. » More

Heat Records Continue To Fall

With over 100 degree highs this afternoon across the ArkLaTex, more heat related records were broken. » More

NOAA Issues La Nina Advisory

NOAA believes that a moderate La Nina is developing which may prolong our dry and warm weather through the Fall. » More

Record Heat In The ArkLaTex

Shreveport suffered through a record hot August and Summer season this year! » More

Smoke Seen Miles Away

Smoke from numerous fires in east Texas can be seen from miles away...as much as 22,300 miles! » More

Keep Your Home Cool While Saving Money

Tips on how to keep your home cool this scorching summer » More

La Nina Watch

Keith Stellman of the Shreveport National Weather Service says that NOAA has put the US on La Nina Watch starting this Fall. » More

Hottest Day Of 2011

The monster ridge slipped a little closer to the our area today allowing for all of the ArkLaTex to top 100 degrees. Even hotter weather is forecast this coming week! » More

The Reason We Have Seasons