SHREVEPORT, La. — A warm haze settles across northwest Louisiana this morning, the kind that feels more like late September than mid-November. The calm air carries a hint of Gulf moisture, and by Friday afternoon, Shreveport could be basking in near 80-degree warmth before a wetter, more unsettled pattern takes aim early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, Friday will be sunny and seasonally mild with highs around 80°F. Light winds from the south will keep the air comfortable, while clear skies stretch across the Ark-La-Tex through the weekend. Saturday and Sunday both remain bright and warm, with highs near 81–83°F — nearly 10 degrees above normal for this point in November.
The pleasant spell won’t last forever. By Monday afternoon, clouds begin to build as Gulf moisture deepens, and a few spotty showers or thunderstorms could form along and south of I-20. Monday’s rain chance hovers near 20–30%, increasing slightly into Tuesday as the front slowly edges eastward. While widespread severe weather isn’t expected, brief downpours may develop and could slow the Monday evening commute.
For now, this stretch of dry, warm days offers perfect conditions for outdoor plans, travel, and early Thanksgiving prep. Expect cooler air to follow midweek as the front clears — a gentle reminder that winter isn’t far off, even if Louisiana refuses to feel like it yet.
Five-Day Outlook for Shreveport, LA:
Fri: 80/60 – Sunny; light south wind.
Sat: 81/61 – Bright; calm and warm.
Sun: 83/63 – Mostly sunny; breezy at times.
Mon: 82/65 – Partly cloudy; 20% chance of showers.
Tue: 78/59 – Isolated rain; cooler air returns.
