Todd Warren
Chief Meteorologist at KTAL-TV (Shreveport, LA)
NBC 6 Weather is Your Weather Authority for the ArkLaTex.
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2 days ago |
ktalnews.com | Todd Warren
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – We are not looking at much change in our long-range outlook compared to what we were seeing yesterday. It will stay very hot, humid, and mainly dry into the beginning of next week. Our main weather worry will remain the heat and humidity. A plume of dust from the Sahara could move into the ArkLaTex early next week. Severe weather worries? Our next best chance of rain will hold off until the middle of next week.
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2 days ago |
ktalnews.com | Todd Warren
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The hot and humid conditions will continue on Thursday as upper-level high pressure regains control of our weather pattern. Rain is looking unlikely until the middle of next week. Thursday temperatures: Don’t look for much change in temperatures over the next several days. In fact we could see temperatures get a little bit hotter. Lows Thursday morning will likely return to the low to middle 70s.
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3 days ago |
ktalnews.com | Todd Warren
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – With the risk of thunderstorms looking very low for the next week to ten days, the summer heat and humidity will remain our main weather worry. Severe weather worries? Thanks to the proximity of upper-level high pressure, it is looking doubtful that we will see much rain from now through next week. That being said, severe weather is extremely doubtful. Our only concern to be mindful of is the continuation of the heat and humidity.
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3 days ago |
ktalnews.com | Todd Warren
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – After a few spotty showers around parts of the ArkLaTex today, rain chances will decrease and temperatures will begin to increase on Wednesday. The hottest temperatures of the summer so far arrive late this week. Wednesday temperatures: The center of upper-level high pressure that has been baking much of the country over the past few days will gradually move back toward the southwest over the next few days.
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4 days ago |
ktalnews.com | Todd Warren
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Typically, we consider the heart of Tornado Alley to be in the Plains of North Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. That was not the case during the past decade. Recently, we have been extremely busy covering tornado warnings in the ArkLaTex. In fact, since the beginning of 2015, there have been 984 tornado warnings issued by the National Weather Service office in Shreveport, and 564 confirmed tornadoes.
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Tuesday has been another dry day for much of the ArkLaTex with a mix of sunshine and clouds. Look for the threat of scattered showers and thunderstorms to return to the ArkLaTex on Wednesday. Temperatures will stay close to normal. https://t.co/3vohaoqBLM
Here is a look at Today's Highs around the ArkLaTex. See today's almanac for Shreveport and Texarkana here: https://t.co/lVKK9LAg20 https://t.co/JJTcTNtrBF
In the wake of the weakening storms that moved through the ArkLaTex on Sunday night, quieter weather has returned to the area on Monday. Most of the area will see the same on Tuesday, with a few storms near and south of I-20. https://t.co/vA71N6HLNY