Downpours are expected to affect Memorial Day activities, graduations, and baseball playoff games, here's what forecasters are predicting for daily rainfall totals in the Pineywoods.
Just days before those Hill Country floods hit, some experts were waving red flags. What can we do better in the future to make sure residents know even the slightest possible dangers.
Who's ready to give till it helps? We're talking about Hurricane Disaster Relief for our friends and fellow Americans affected by Hurricane Helene last week and the flooding that is still happening still.
In Texarkana, we were lucky that Tropical Storm Barry went to the east of us but our neighbors in surrounding counties have not been as fortunate especially in towns like Nashville, Blevins, Prescott and Dierks Arkansas. I've seen some of our listeners posting photos on Facebook. It's important to remind ourselves to be cautious and to not take chances in flash flood areas.
With all the rain recently and more on the way, we've seen some areas in and around town where the water has gotten pretty high. It's important to remember a few things if you find yourself driving in these conditions.
My drive to work and home again is always an interesting trip when weather conditions are extreme. The massive amount of rain that we have gotten and continue to get has almost completely flooded the road that leads to my house.
My stepson and I took a trip to Bossier City last week and wound up having to take a detour through downtown Shreveport to get home. The flooding was completely over the interstate and the Boardwalk looked pretty rough.