Unsettled Weather Continues over the Southern Plains and Eastern U.S. into Mid Week

Two storm systems will continue to bring unsettled weather into the middle of the week. Severe thunderstorms, widespread showers, and/or scattered flash flooding are possible over the southern High Plains and the upper Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic and southern New England. Heavy snow is possible in the higher elevations of the Rockies. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, May 5, 2025 at 2:44:24 pm CDT

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A Flood Watch is in effect for the entire Four State Region from 7 AM Tuesday through 7 AM on Wednesday due to the threat of excessive heavy rainfall on top of already saturated soils. Rainfall amounts during this timeframe will likely average between 2-4 inches with isolated higher totals of 5+ inches possible in some areas.

The threat of heavy rainfall and flash flooding will return across the region on Tuesday into Tuesday night as the next major storm system arrives. Given already saturated soil conditions, flooding concerns will only be exacerbated with additional rises on area lakes and rivers also expected later this week and beyond.

In addition to the flooding rain potential on Tuesday, there is also a chance for some severe weather across the region. While the best chances will be across portions of Deep East Texas and Northwest Louisiana, the entire region is included in some level of risk. Damaging winds and large hail will be primary threats with a few tornadoes also possible during the afternoon and evening.

Here are the daily climate statistics for select cities across our Four State Region.

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Location	Time (CDT)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
De Queen AR	13:53	Clear	10	76	52	43	CALM	-	29.93
El Dorado AR	13:53	Clear	10	76	45	33	VRB 7	-	29.95
Henderson TX	14:15	Mostly Cloudy	10	81	50	34	E 8	-	29.93
Idabel OK	14:15	Clear	10	75	53	46	E 7	-	29.95
Longview TX	13:53	Partly Cloudy	10	75	51	43	ESE 9G20	-	29.91
Lufkin TX	13:53	Clear	10	80	56	43	E 15G22	-	29.90
Monroe LA	13:53	Partly Cloudy	10	77	49	37	VRB 5	-	29.97
Mount Pleasant TX	14:15	Mostly Cloudy	10	72	56	57	ESE 6	-	29.93
Nacogdoches TX	13:56	Overcast		76	56	49	SSE 10	-	29.92
Natchitoches LA	14:15	Clear	10	79	50	36	ESE 8	-	29.94
Shreveport LA (Regional Airport)	13:56	Mostly Cloudy	10	78	51	39	ESE 9	-	29.94
Shreveport LA (Downtown Airport)	13:53	Clear	10	76	53	44	SSE 10G18	-	29.95
Texarkana AR	13:53	Clear	10	78	48	34		-	29.95
Tyler TX	13:53	Partly Cloudy	10	74	52	46	E 9	-	29.90


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Unsettled Weather Continues over the Southern Plains and Eastern U.S. into Mid Week

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