flooding

Could the Red River's rising waters curtail the 10 year, $1 billion plan to development downtown's Cross Bayou region?

With approximately 20 million people in the immediate area at risk for flooding - you can't be too prepared.

We could see another round of severe storms this weekend.

Thousands of area residents woke up this morning to severe flooding across the Ark-La-Tex. Areas who traditionally flood are experiencing issues, as well as neighborhoods who don't normally see flooding.

The rains we received last month have made it the wettest December of record since 1884 and it looks as though we're not out of the woods yet.

But how will the weather effect today's bowl game?

Heavy rain and flooding is expected over the next few days.

The warning is in effect until further notice.

On this day three years ago, it was just the start of the Red River Flood of 2015. The flood waters remained for weeks, and the damage caused is still felt across our area to this day.

Because of the incredible loss farmers were dealing with, the Louisiana agriculture department was able to secure grants for almost 1,000 farmers in 51 parishes who dealt with the brunt of the agricultural damage

Experts says we can expect 3 to 6 inches today in some areas.

We just lived through the wettest February in history.