T'storm threat returns late Sunday!
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – If you like sunshine, enjoy the rest of this week. It appears that we will settle back into an on-and-off stormy weather pattern starting late on Sunday. Severe weather can't be ruled out.
We will see a break from the high humidity over the next few days. Moisture will begin to return from the Gulf later this week and will be waiting for a series of small disturbances that will use it to produce scattered storms. The Storm Prediction Center indicates that the severe weather risk is too low and uncertain to pinpoint where any severe risk will occur.
Current model information shows that we will have the potential for some strong storms late on Sunday. We will also see an increase in upper-level support late next week. If we are going to see any severe weather, that will probably be the likely time frame. Given the uncertainty, I'd put my level of worry for severe weather at 3 on a 10 scale.
After several days of dry weather this week, we will see the opposite next week. The Blend of Models is now showing that all of the ArkLaTex could see over two inches of rain next week. That is about double what we typically get in a week at the end of May. Enjoy the sunshine while you can!Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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