Shreveport, LA – Residents across northern Louisiana should prepare for a sharp drop in temperatures starting this weekend, with freezing conditions likely early next week. A cold front will sweep across the I-20 corridor, bringing low temperatures and a chance of wintry precipitation.
According to the National Weather Service in Shreveport, unseasonably cold air will arrive late Sunday, with lows potentially dipping into the 20s by Monday night. The forecast predicts a 20-30% chance of freezing rain or light snow through Wednesday, primarily in areas north of I-20. Highs may struggle to reach 40°F during this period, increasing risks for icy roadways and travel disruptions.
Residents are urged to prepare for hazardous driving conditions by monitoring weather updates and ensuring vehicles are winter-ready. Keep faucets dripping to prevent frozen pipes, and limit outdoor exposure during the coldest periods.
The extended forecast for Shreveport shows a slight reprieve later in the week. Thursday is expected to be sunny with a high of 61°F, but temperatures will dip again Friday night, with lows near 30°F. The weekend looks dry but chilly, with highs around 50°F on Saturday and Sunday.
Stay informed by tuning into local forecasts and taking precautions against the potential freeze.
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