Storm

University of Louisiana Monroe Atmospheric Science Assistant Professor Dr. Todd Murphy and four students left campus Monday, March 21, to collect data on an approaching storm system. Murphy was awarded a PERiLS grant of $276,000 to study how tornadoes form from squall lines. Atmospheric Science students participating in the field mission are Emily Allen, Haniston Holloway, Isaiah Montgomery, and Jacob Zeringue.

Due to the expected hazardous conditions associated with the incoming winter weather, Mayor Friday Ellis has permitted the use of the Liller Marbles…

Forecasters are warning of hurricane-force wind gusts and hail across the region as a potent storm threatens to spin up tornadoes and drench Louisiana and…

STATE AGENCY UPDATESLouisiana National GuardNearly 3,000 Louisiana National Guard soldiers remain deployed around the state and ready to assist in…

Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 200 PM EDT Tue Sep 11 2018 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico:…

The National Weather service is currently a damage survey from Friday and Saturday's storm. Scientist with the Shreveport office have confirmed six…

Severe weather is expected to move into the area on Friday. The system will bring up to 4" of rainfall and produce flash flooding. The strong storm could…

Action requested due to demand potentially exceeding available generation A note from Entergy: Our power reliability coordinator, the Midcontinent…

Harvey was downgraded overnight to Tropical Depression status but still remains a dangerous storm for our area. Flooding and tornadoes are the biggest…

Mayor Jamie Mayo and the Monroe City Council join Public Works Director Tom Janway to announce we will begin our sandbagging operations at 9 am Wednesday,…