Published March 21, 2022
The National Weather Service in Shreveport has issued a severe weather threat for
all of north Louisiana beginning late Monday afternoon through early Tuesday afternoon.
All severe thunderstorm hazards are possible, including golf-ball-size hail, damaging
winds of 70-80 mph, periods of heavy rainfall that could bring flooding, and isolated
tornadoes. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect through 4 p.m. Tuesday.
The NWS predicts the heaviest rain in the Ouachita Parish area to begin around 7 a.m.
Tuesday and begin diminishing in the afternoon.
Know where to take shelter during a tornado warning, and if you must travel, do not
drive through flooded areas.
ULM officials are closely monitoring the developing weather and will notify the campus
if conditions change.
ULM will issue statements on the ULM Safe app (download at App Store and Google Play), campuswide email, ulm.edu, ULM Facebook, Twitter @ulm_official, and Instagram @ulmonroe. Stay informed at 90.3 KEDM, Facebook/National Weather Service Shreveport, and Twitter @NWSShreveport.
For emergencies on campus, use the ULM Safe app to contact the University Police Department
or call 318-342-5350, or dial 911.
#StaySafeWarhawks
