Wednesday morning’s line of severe thunderstorms that roared through Lincoln Parish has caused Red Peach Media to temporarily shuffle radio station frequencies.
Despite a number of downed trees and some structural damage, Lincoln Parish “got off pretty easy” from the line of tornadoes and severe storms that marched across the South on Sunday, Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Kip Franklin said.
The cold front that blew across North Louisiana late Friday night and early Saturday morning left Lincoln Parish pretty well intact, government and emergency preparedness officials said Monday. “We got
National Weather Service meteorologists and the Storm Prediction Center say atmospheric conditions are lining up for the strong possibility of large, long track tornadoes through north Louisiana beginning Friday evening
National Weather Service meteorologists say the necessary ingredients are taking shape for the year’s first bout of severe weather this weekend. “I definitely think it’s setting up very well for
The biggest news story of 2019 literally twisted its way across Lincoln Parish shortly before 2 a.m. on April 25. That’s when an F3 tornado ripped through Ruston, killing two
Get ready, north Louisiana. Even though the forecast is for a warmer, drier winter than normal, the area still could be in for a couple of winter weather events and
