The storm left misery in its wake in Texas. More than 8,000 households live in such temporary quarters, officials said. Louisiana federal and state authorities reminded thousands of hurricane survivors living in government-provided mobile homes and recreational vehicle trailers to have an evacuation plan because the structures might not withstand the expected weather. “We’re still a bit uncertain on just how intense and how longer-lived some of these tornadoes may be, so we’re going to be just below that threshold of the greatest risk,” Grams said.įorecasters were predicting intense tornadoes and widespread damaging winds, some hurricane-force with speeds of 75mph or greater, in much of Mississippi, southern and eastern Louisiana, and western Alabama. Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Jackson, Mississippi, were among the cities at risk. Much of Louisiana and Mississippi were at a moderate risk of severe weather, the second-highest risk category issued by the Storm Prediction Center. The storms were expected to intensify throughout the day as temperatures rose, increasing the threat of tornadoes, hail and strong winds.
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In Louisiana, high water early on Tuesday posed a threat to motorists on several roads, including a stretch of I-20 and several state highways after rains overnight, authorities said.ĭeputies in Caddo parish, which includes Shreveport, rescued three drivers from high waters during the night, the sheriff’s office said. A tornado watch was in effect for parts of Texas and Louisiana. Amazing video of on the ground tornado crossing I-35 in Round Rock 45 just north of Austin /eJvCsYnsCN- Evil MoPac March 21, 2022īy Tuesday the system was bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to parts of Texas and Arkansas, said Jeremy Grams, lead forecaster with the Storm Prediction Center, in Norman, Oklahoma.
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