Shreveport Weather

Has it been hotter than normal this Summer in Shreveport-Bossier City, LA? Let's take a look at the numbers.

According to extended forecasts, triple-digit temperatures are expected into September, with upper 90's continuing several weeks into the fall.

If you live in the Shreveport-Bossier City area and you think that this summer has been hotter than normal, it sure feels like it, doesn't it?

Damaging wind, hail, and flooding could be on the way for Shreveport, Bossier City, and Minden

Summer may not start until June 21st, but Shreveport apparently missed that memo.

Last year, the Shreveport-Bossier City, Louisiana area saw record-breaking temperatures over the summer and as we enter the long Memorial Day holiday weekend, the unofficial kickoff to summer, it's a good time to review heat safety tips for you and your loved ones.

Shreveport received over 2 inches of rain late Wednesday, and over 2 more are expected for Thursday.

Apparently, today's the day Mother Nature is set to flex her muscles once again.

Are you ready for the temperature drop in Shreveport-Bossier?

A tornado watch is in effect until 4am for much of the Arklatex. This includes Shreveport Bossier and most of Northwest Louisiana.

The threat of sleet, snow and slippery roads has local residents concerned about conditions as the first winter storm of the year arrives. KEEL news will bring you up to date coverage if any roads are closed, but we wanted to share with you some great links to help you stay of top of road conditions.

OK, we've had way too many days with temperatures over 100. And too few days of rain! Because of that, back in August, the city of Shreveport had asked for voluntary water conservation.