Shreveport, LA — A sunny and warming trend will dominate northwestern Louisiana this week, with Shreveport seeing spring-like highs near 79°F by Wednesday and continuing to climb through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, clear skies and calm winds are expected overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, with temperatures dipping to around 46°F. Winds will shift south by Wednesday morning, increasing to 10 mph and occasionally gusting near 20 mph — a signal that warmer Gulf air is returning to the region.
High temperatures in Shreveport will reach 79°F on Wednesday, 83°F on Thursday, and settle slightly to 76°F by Friday. While skies will remain mostly clear throughout the week, the steady warming may lead to increased pollen and allergy risks. Travelers along the I-20 corridor, especially between Shreveport and Monroe, should remain alert for possible sun glare during peak morning and evening commutes.
Thursday night will remain mostly clear, with a low of 54°F, followed by continued warmth into the weekend. Saturday will bring highs around 77°F, and Sunday could reach 85°F under sunny skies. Overnight lows are expected to stay mild, hovering in the 50s and 60s.
Safety Tips:
- Stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
- Be cautious of sun glare when driving eastbound on I-20 during morning hours.
- Check on elderly neighbors and pets as daytime temps rise.
Expect mostly sunny days ahead, signaling a firm arrival of spring in northern Louisiana.
