Weather

Believe it or not, you have just lived through the hottest summer ever recorded on Earth.

The Summer of 2023 was record-breaking, but the heat didn't just affect utility bills. It may adversely impact the upcoming crawfish season in Louisiana.

Blistering heat set new records across the United States during what many believe to be the hottest summer ever recorded.

The NWS Shreveport has issued this warning due to weather conditions making the area extremely susceptible to wildfire.

Rising ocean surface temperatures have prompted NOAA to increase its 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season expectations to include an 'above average' number of storms.

Again today, and likely every day this week, the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory that will continue through 8:00 pm this evening

Caddo Parish Sheriff's deputies, firefighters and volunteers had to rescue a woman Sunday after a large tree landed on her car trapping her inside the vehicle.

It's a bird! It's a plane! Nope, that's just a Saharan dust cloud headed over the Atlantic Ocean straight toward the southeastern United States and yes, you guessed it, Louisiana.

In a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the immediate Arklatex area, the NWS is warning that things are about to get hot; dangerously hot.

There were less than 3,000 SWEPCO customers without power at about 5:00 am this morning on Monday, June 26.

With temperatures this high, are we anywhere near record high temperatures? You might just be shocked to see just how hot it's been in these parts.

Hoping this isn't shocking news for you, but when it's hot to you, it's just as hot for your dog!