Severe storms Sunday? What they could bring & where

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) –  A round of weakening showers and thunderstorms is moving into East Texas this morning.  New storms will likely develop over the NW half of the area early Sunday evening.  Frequent updates throughout the day and evening can be found here!

Storms where & when:  The very latest model run from the HRRR model that updates hourly shows storms developing over the NW half of the area very late Sunday afternoon or early Sunday evening.  They will gradually move east and southeast through the rest of the area during the evening and overnight hours.

SPC outlook: Below is a loop latest outlook on today’s severe weather threats from the Storm Prediction Center.  They classify today’s threat as a level 2 or 3 on the 1 to 5 scale.  It appears as though large hail (up to half dollars in our area) will probably be our biggest threat, followed by damaging winds and a tornado or two.  

Futurcast outlooks:  Here is a look at where the chances of rotating storms could be highest, followed by where and when large hail could occur.

Check back for frequent updates once the storms develop later today.