Weather - Page 19

David Lowe carries his daughter's dog, Phoebe, after the dog was rescued from the rubble of a destroyed home on April 3, 2012 in Arlington, Texas. Multiple tornadoes touched down across the Dallas/Fort Worth area causing extensive damage.

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Nasty weather continues to move toward the Arklatex.

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It could be a stormy afternoon for some folks.  The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm warning in effect until 3:15 today for much of the area.  Here's the latest:

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SHREVEPORT HAS ISSUED A

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR

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There are still some issues to deal with from the storms that rolled through our state Tuesday. The high water has caused Shreveport trash pick-up to run about a day behind schedule in some areas. All collect

Power is still a problem across parts of Shreveport today.  Power was out at Byrd High School for part of the morning, but classes were not dismissed and crews restored the power within a couple of hours.  But several thousand in Shreveport are still in the dark.

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High water is still an issue today, as our region deals with more rainfall. In Claiborne Parish, about 10 or 11 roads are barricaded due to flash flooding. In Shreveport, there are still problem spots because of fallen trees

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High water on roadways and downed trees have been a common occurance with the weather system that's been pounding the Ark-La-Tex since yesterday morning.

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We have received information regarding a couple of school closures due to the weather.

Natchitoches Parish School Superintendent Durwood Duke says schools in Natchitoches Parish will be closed on Wednesday

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We've all heard the terms "Blackberry Winter" and "Indian Summer"...but what do they mean? Weather Channel Meteorologist David Maddux set me straight on THAT...

Today, Governor Bobby Jindal proclaimed Severe Weather Awareness Week February 13-17, 2012. According to the National Weather Service (NWS),  severe weather can impact Louisiana anytime of the year.

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