Shreveport, Louisiana – Mild but increasingly unsettled weather is moving into East Texas Tuesday night, with rain and storm chances ramping up after 10 p.m., especially south of Interstate 20. Cities like Lufkin and Nacogdoches could see isolated thunderstorms overnight, as temperatures remain warm and humid, dipping only into the upper 60s.
Late-Night Showers and Thunderstorms
The National Weather Service in Shreveport reports that isolated to scattered showers are expected to develop late Tuesday, with the highest chances of rain—up to 40%—centered around cities like Lufkin, Center, and Mount Enterprise. Areas farther north, including Texarkana and Shreveport, have a lower chance of rain, with only a 10% risk of showers overnight.
Warm and Humid Conditions
Humidity levels will remain elevated throughout the night, with low temperatures ranging from 65°F in Idabel and Longview to 70°F in Jasper and Many. The damp air could lead to patchy fog in rural areas by early Wednesday morning.
Safety Tips and Travel Advisory
Residents should stay alert for brief downpours and rumbles of thunder. It’s a good idea to avoid unnecessary travel if storms develop. Be sure to charge electronic devices and secure outdoor items to prepare for possible gusty winds or lightning.
What to Expect on Wednesday
Showers may linger into early Wednesday, especially in deep East Texas, where the rain could continue into the morning. More widespread rain is possible later in the week, so residents should stay prepared for changing weather conditions.
Mild temperatures and isolated storms will affect the Louisiana-Texas border area overnight, with rain chances increasing after 10 p.m. Stay alert for thunderstorms, and be ready for potential brief downpours and gusty winds.
