Drought Relief in Sight for North Louisiana
After a prolonged drought, North Louisiana may experience thunderstorms and heavy rain this weekend, bringing much-needed relief to the region.
The area has been under a burn ban due to the dry conditions, with most of North Louisiana and East Texas affected. According to Weather.com, severe storms are forecasted to hit Shreveport this weekend, accompanied by cooler temperatures.
- Scattered thunderstorms are expected to occur on Saturday afternoon and last into Sunday morning.
- The storms have the potential to become severe, rather than just normal rain showers.
It's been bad on the precipitation front, with the last month or so not being great for those who enjoy rain.
Autor's summary: Drought may end this weekend.
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