storms

Hurricane Beryl slammed into Texas pretty hard, tore up all kinds of things, flooded the place and jacked up the Gulf of Mexico.

According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, much of the Arklatex could see some pretty nasty weather later this evening and tonight

Another round of powerful storms are expected to hit the area this afternoon.

The National Weather Service says we could see some pretty strong storms move through the region beginning later tomorrow and continuing through New Year's Eve.

Officials say that these charges may not appear on your bill for months or even a year from now, but they may be applied for up to 10 years.

Some schools and businesses are closing as the storm moves in our direction.

As if 2020 hasn't thrown enough catastrophe at us, the 2020 hurricane season officially starts in 2 weeks (June 1st).

According to the National Weather Service, we could see hail, heavy rain and strong winds this evening.

With the threat of possible flooding, sandbags are now available at several locations around town.

Through its network of mutual aid, SWEPCO has 150 utility workers from Ft. Worth, Abilene, and Austin, Texas to assist with power restoration.

Strong storms have moved through Shreveport Bossier. A tornado warning was in effect for a part of Bossier Parish this morning. That storm moved into Minden in Webster Parish where dozens of folks were left without power.

Turner Elementary and Turner Middle School along with Huntington High School in west Shreveport will be closed today (Monday, October 21st.)