Louisiana – Cool air brushes across northwest Louisiana early, with damp grass, quiet streets, and a light chill settling near sunrise. Temperatures hover in the mid-40s around Shreveport, cool enough to feel like winter before warmth surges back fast.
According to the National Weather Service, skies stay mostly sunny through the day, allowing temperatures to climb into the upper 70s. A light southwest breeze helps the rebound, drying pavement and easing the morning chill by late morning.
Travel remains smooth early, though drivers on I-20 and I-49 may notice brief fog pockets near low spots. Visibility improves quickly once sunlight strengthens. For now, conditions favor outdoor plans and steady travel.
Tonight trends quieter and milder, with lows settling near the mid-50s as clouds thin. Monday continues the warm stretch. Partly sunny skies push highs close to 78 degrees, well above February averages. Jackets stay optional through most of the day.
By Tuesday, clouds increase and hold temperatures noteably warm, near the mid-70s. Moisture builds slowly, and showers become possible late Tuesday night. While rainfall coverage looks scattered, wet roads could impact early Wednesday travel.
Midweek keeps the pattern active but mild. A slight chance of showers lingers Wednesday morning before partial sunshine returns. Highs remain in the upper 70s, reinforcing the broader warming trend spreading across the South.
Looking into the 6–10 day window, above-normal temperatures appear likely across Louisiana. Additional rain chances may pop up late week, but no strong cold air follows immediately. Winter feels increasingly distant as the thaw holds firm.
Heading out early or planning midweek travel? Let us know what conditions look like near you.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Shreveport, Louisiana
Today: Mostly sunny, warmer. High 77°F.
Monday: Partly sunny and warm. High 78°F.
Tuesday: Cloudy and warm. High 76°F.
Wednesday: Slight chance of showers, mild. High 77°F.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 78°F.
