Weather

Thanks to slightly lower temperatures in the forecast, the City will close its 15 ``cooling centers’’ until further notice, Mayor Cedric Glover announced this afternoon. 

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The City of Shreveport will open  "Cooling Centers" at its 15 community centers to provide area citizens a relief from the high heat.  Designated areas at all centers will be available for citizens to receive free bottled water.  

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The Shreveport Police and Fire Department’s Prevention Division announced plans to enforce the ban on the sale and discharge of Consumer 1.4 g Class C fireworks within the City of Shreveport. 

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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal has spoken: People who live in the Morganza floodway need to prepare to evacuate.  Earlier today, Jindal said it's just a matter of time before the rising river level makes opening the flood control structure a necessity.

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Webster Parish sheriff's deputies have located what appears to be paths mowed down by a probable tornado from last night's storm. The Sheriff's Office reports the towns of Heflin and Dubberly, and surrounding areas, suffered the hardest blows from the storm, leaving dozens of homes damaged

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Last night's severe storms have caused some school closures today.  Webster Parish school officials tell us Lakeside and Central Elementary schools are closed.  ALL Bienville Parish schools are closed

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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 11 P-M FOR NORTHWEST AND NORTH CENTRAL LOUISIANA -- AND SOUTH CENTRAL AND SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS. HERE IN OUR AREA, THAT INCLUDES BIENVILLE, BOSSIER, CADDO, CLAIBORNE, DESOTO, RED RIVER AND WEBSTER PARISHES

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Oklahoma storm victims are getting some local help. Three American Red Cross volunteers from the Northwest Louisiana Chapter headed there yesterday afternoon -- to help out following the destruction left by tornadoes

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While cresting at 38.75 feet seems high to us here in Northwest Louisiana, and it is, NWS Hydrologists predicted a crest to 41 feet.  If the Red River in the north had reached that high, it would have been a record.  The curent record, set in 2009, is 40.84.

Check out these absolutely unbelievable photos. 

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This is frightening...it's a cloudy day, windy but still ok for soccer, but then things changed.

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