Todd Warren

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.

The small chance for scattered showers or thunderstorms will continue in the ArkLaTex for the next several days. Temperatures will stay above normal and could eventually flirt with the century mark.

Local advocates in North Carolina are mobilizing residents and pushing county officials to confront the fallout from federal cuts.

Tilden Townsend is really into weather and was wishing for a chance to come to the station and talk weather. He is a third-grader at Riverdale Academy near Coushatta and did a fantastic job telling…

Upper-level high pressure will maintain its grip on our weather, keeping us rather dry and very hot for this time of year. Some models are hinting at a decent cool down late next week.

North Desoto Upper Elementary third-grader and future police officer Zander Carreon tells us about plenty more heat and very little rain from now through the weekend.

Don’t expect much change in our weather for most of the next week. Rain will remain very limited, and temperatures will stay above normal. Long-range models continue to hint at the arrival of som…