high water

Last week's storms showed just how quickly the water can rise in Louisiana. Is your parish or hometown at risk for high water? These maps will help you find out.

Several public boat launching ramps located in Caddo and Bossier Parishes have been closed due to rising water.

If you've been anywhere near the Red River lately, you'll notice it's getting pretty high again.

Barricades have been set up along a portion of I-20 E because of high water issues in our area.

As the storms began rolling through northwest Louisiana, it was a bad time to be on the roads.

Emergency officials are advising residents from Plain Dealing to Bossier City to south Bossier that all of the parish is under a flood threat.

Some Caddo and Bossier Parish public boat launching ramps operated by the Red River Waterway Commission are closed due to rising water.

Shreveport officials are monitoring flash flooding after this morning's storms.

The National Weather Service is now predicting the Red River will crest at 34 feet on June 6. That's a foot higher than the previous prediction.

Excessive amounts of rain continue to cause problems for northwest Louisiana.