Shreveport, LA – Louisiana residents can expect a refreshing stretch of bright skies and crisp mornings as fall weather finally settles in this week. After a warm Tuesday, cooler air will slide into the region by Thursday, October 9, bringing ideal conditions for outdoor plans, leaf viewing, and early Halloween decorating.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, temperatures will reach the low to mid-80s by day and dip into the upper 50s to low 60s at night. Visibility will remain clear, and humidity will drop slightly — a welcome break for those tired of muggy air. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the calm stretch for yard work, outdoor markets, and local pumpkin patch visits before temperatures dip further next week.
Tuesday’s high will near 89°F with only a 20% chance of stray afternoon showers. Wednesday and Thursday will turn sunnier, with highs around 83–86°F and light northeast winds. The region’s air quality remains good, and no storm systems are expected through the weekend.
Looking ahead, Friday through Sunday stays sunny with highs near 85°F and cool mornings around 60°F — prime weather for local fall festivals or scenic drives along I-20 through Caddo Parish.
Expect a continued stretch of stable, dry weather into early next week as Louisiana enjoys one of the most pleasant starts to October in recent memory.
