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Temperature Averages Spring – High: 77 °F
Spring – Low: 55 °F
Summer – High: 92 °F
Summer – Low: 72 °F
Fall – High: 78 °F
Fall – Low: 55 °F
Winter – High: 57 °F
Winter – Low: 38 °F
Precipitation Averages Spring: 4.62 in.
Summer: 3.92 in.
Fall: 4.11 in.
Winter: 4.45 in.

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Shreveport’s weather is hot and humid. Expect to wear cool clothes well into November and even December. While the fall weather does cool off a bit, it doesn’t really get cold until January. Don’t expect a white Christmas. Snow is so rare that people go outside to marvel at a light sleet. If it does snow, be prepared for all activity to stop. There are four noticeable seasons, but summer is the only one that lasts a significant amount of time. Spring is beautiful, with the campus grounds covered in flowers and the temperature perfect for lying out in the grass. If you stay on campus during the summer, though, don’t go outside unless it’s absolutely necessary. Every building is air-conditioned. Central air is your best friend in Louisiana. Not having it is unthinkable. In terms of clothes, bring summer clothes for the fall semester and a light jacket. It usually doesn’t get cold until the beginning of spring semester, but it’s a good idea to have a small coat for slightly chilly days. One good thing about the warm weather is that sports can be played year round. There are ultimate Frisbee games going on several nights a week. Unfortunately, the sporadic rain in Louisiana gets in the way. The campus has pretty good drainage, but there are some areas that turn into small lakes during a thunderstorm. Other than the heat and the random thunderstorms, there’s no drastic weather in Shreveport. It can be fun to watch other people shoveling snow on TV while you sit around in shorts and a tank top, thinking about going outside to lounge in the sun.

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Weather at Centenary College of Louisiana

golliwog

Psychology Studies '14

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Are You Kidding

it's Louisiana for goodness sake. Come to your senses.

Mar 31, 2010

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Weather at Centenary College of Louisiana

Anonymous

Centenary College of Louisiana Student

In the summer, expect to wear as...

In the summer, expect to wear as little as possible because the weather is really hot and muggy. The humidity is a killer if you’re from a dry state. In the winter, expect it to be cold and rainy. It snows once every five years in Shreveport. Don’t worry, spring is absolutely beautiful and everything is green and lush. In fall, the trees turn and the weather is great, too. Bring a waterproof jacket and shoes for the winter. It’s good to have a full range of clothes because the winter can be surprisingly chilly.

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Centenary College of Louisiana Student

The weather can only be described...

The weather can only be described as unpredictable and sporadic. You never know if you’ll need your winter or summer clothes.

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