Will Louisiana Get Snow In 2025 Forecast. Winter Weather Forecast How much snow can DC expect and when will it fall? - As 2025 begins, South Louisiana residents are gearing up for another season of unpredictable weather.The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its long-range forecast for January and February, offering a glimpse of what's ahead Historical Note: The last time Lake Charles saw more than 2 inches of snow was in 2017.
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Louisiana sure got a surprise to kick off 2025 with a winter storm named Enzo that brought the most snow seen in Louisiana in over 100 years Due to La Nina conditions, the folks at the Farmer's Almanac is predicting that it will be a warmer and wetter winter for most of the country.
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The cold, Arctic air starts its arrival on Sunday with highs falling back to the 40s Due to La Nina conditions, the folks at the Farmer's Almanac is predicting that it will be a warmer and wetter winter for most of the country. The next day, record-low temperatures were reached at around 3 degrees creating hazardous road conditions that even prompted curfews for parishes across Acadiana.Fast forward a few days later to more pleasant temperatures by the weekend and you've been.
Winter 2025 2025 Snow Predictions Today Billy Gallagher. Due to La Nina conditions, the folks at the Farmer's Almanac is predicting that it will be a warmer and wetter winter for most of the country. The latest National Weather Service forecast calls for snowfall between 5-8 inches of snow along the Interstate 10 and 12 corridors, with levels slightly lower in coastal areas.
Louisiana Map Shows Snow Severity from Winter Storm Newsweek. Louisiana Map Shows Snow Severity from Winter Storm "I am declaring a state of emergency for the incoming winter storm currently forecasted to impact Louisiana, and I'm encouraging everyone to stay alert, monitor the weather forecast, and prepare now for any potential impacts."