Weather

A dangerous storm system in the Midwest produced dozens of tornadoes for the second consecutive day Tuesday, demolishing a racetrack grandstand and damaging buildings in a wild animal park in Missouri but sparing St. Louis, the biggest city in its path.

A subtropical storm has formed southwest of Bermuda before the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season.

Just in time for the Barksdale Air Show, the Barksdale Bubble flexed it's muscle and gave us all a nice weekend.

Hurricane season is June 1 - November 30. If you live on the Gulf Coast, it's always best to be prepared.

This weekend we will have a blue moon... kind of.

Whenever the Red passes this mark, the river could threaten lives, property, business, or travel.

With approximately 20 million people in the immediate area at risk for flooding - you can't be too prepared.

We could see another round of severe storms this weekend.

This is definitely why you should always obey the barricades.

Our phone lines are going nuts this morning with updates from folks around the Ark-La-Tex reporting storm damange, fallen trees, high water on roads, as well as road and school closings. Here's the latest.

Thousands of area residents woke up this morning to severe flooding across the Ark-La-Tex. Areas who traditionally flood are experiencing issues, as well as neighborhoods who don't normally see flooding.

Strong storms are headed for the Shreveport Bossier area. Rains are likely to arrive later today.