Shreveport, LA – Residents in northern Louisiana should prepare for cold weather on New Year’s Eve and Day. Temperatures will dip into the mid-30s by midnight tonight, as the region welcomes 2025.
The National Weather Service predicts clear skies throughout the area, allowing for excellent visibility during late-night celebrations. However, the cold air may cause frost in the early morning hours of New Year’s Day. Partygoers and early commuters are encouraged to dress warmly, especially as northern breezes are expected to keep temperatures colder.
On New Year’s Day, temperatures will rise slightly, with a high of around 56 degrees under sunny skies. Calm winds will make conditions nice for outdoor activities, but cooler air will remain in the evening, with overnight lows of around 35 degrees.
The extended outlook predicts a combination of bright days and cool nights for the remainder of the week. Thursday may offer a little risk of showers in the afternoon, with a high around 53 degrees. Thursday night will bring partly overcast skies and a low of around 38 degrees. Friday and Saturday will be sunny with highs in the mid-50s, though nighttime temperatures will drop to the mid-30s.
Drivers on I-20 or other major highways should be aware of frost in the early mornings. Make sure the windshields are clear and keep emergency supplies on hand.
Stay informed by checking local weather forecasts and planning ahead of time for outdoor activities or trips. The first week of 2025 is expected to be mostly peaceful, with no noteworthy dangers.
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