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An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.4 recorded in Red River Parish
Friday will mark the eighth straight day of triple-digit heat in Shreveport. That streak will likely continue through the weekend. Fortunately, there is a chance for a few scattered storms.
Upper-level high pressure produced the hottest temperatures of the summer over the weekend. The heat will continue, but will ease a little. Rain chances remain slim this week.
Brothers Waylon and Cullen Amburn team up to tell us about a few storms possible late Wednesday and more heat coming this weekend.
Much-needed rain fell over most of the ArkLaTex on Thursday night. Now we begin another mostly dry weather pattern that could last through the Labor Day weekend.
A disturbance over the northern Gulf has developed into Tropical Depression #5. It will track to the southwest of our area. Rain in our area will stay rather limited.
Tropical Storm Edouard made landfall south of the ArkLaTex near the Texas-Louisiana border. It will continue moving northwest as it weakens. Parts of the ArkLaTex could see a little rain.
University Elementary fourth-grader and future scientist Syeda Shah tells us about more heat and a chance of rain on the way Wednesday and this weekend.
As the remnants of Edouard move away from the ArkLaTex, an upper-level disturbance moving west through the Gulf will bring a continued chance of rain. Temperatures will remain above normal.
Change is something the ArkLaTex will not see much of in the coming days. Temperatures will stay a little above normal, and rain chances will remain slim.
