Shreveport, LA – Clear skies and late-fall warmth greet residents across northwest Louisiana this week as calm, sunny conditions dominate through Wednesday. Travelers heading along I-20 and nearby parish roads can expect smooth driving with no weather-related delays, according to the National Weather Service.
Meteorologists say this extended stretch of sunshine will keep highs near 89–91°F through midweek, well above seasonal averages. While perfect for outdoor events and local pumpkin patches, residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and protect pets from midday heat.
According to the NWS Shreveport office, calm winds will shift slightly northeast at 5–10 mph by Tuesday, keeping the air clear and visibility strong for commuters. Skies remain mostly clear at night, with lows settling comfortably in the lower 60s.
By Thursday, clouds may begin to build as a weak front approaches, bringing partly cloudy skies and a modest cool-down by the weekend. Friday remains mostly sunny with highs near 87°F, before a 20–40% chance of showers arrives by Saturday, possibly refreshing the region ahead of Halloween events.
Expect a mild, enjoyable fall pattern—ideal for yard decorating, outdoor dining, and seasonal drives across Caddo Parish and surrounding communities.
