Louisiana Weather: Sunny Friday Followed by Weekend Showers and Thunderstorm Risk
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Shreveport, LA – Clear skies and sunshine are expected Friday, but Louisiana residents should prepare for showers and possible thunderstorms this weekend. The National Weather Service forecasts increasing clouds Saturday, with rain moving in by evening and a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, tonight will remain mostly clear with lows near 26°F, followed by sunny skies and a high of 53°F Friday. Winds will stay calm at 5 mph. However, conditions will shift as clouds increase Saturday, with highs reaching 58°F. Rain is expected late Saturday night, with southeast winds bringing moisture to the region.
By Sunday, residents should prepare for widespread rain, with heavy downpours and occasional thunderstorms likely. Highs will reach 58°F, but the chance of rain is significant at 70%. Thunderstorms could bring localized flooding or hazardous road conditions, particularly along major roadways such as I-20 and US-71.
The forecast early next week includes cloudy skies and a 40% chance of continued rain Sunday night. Monday offers a slight break, with partly sunny skies and highs near 58°F, but additional rain chances return Tuesday and Wednesday.
Residents planning outdoor activities should monitor local weather updates and prepare for changing conditions. Ensure drainage systems are clear and avoid low-lying flood-prone areas during thunderstorms. Stay informed through local alerts and take precautions to stay safe during potentially hazardous weather.
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