Active Pattern for the Center of the Nation

Critical fire weather conditions, severe thunderstorms capable of producing severe wind gusts, large hail, strong tornadoes and heavy rainfall remain on tap for the central U.S. this evening. Flash flooding is also possible for portions of the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Very large hail up to 3 inches in diameter will be possible this evening across western Kansas. Read More >

LOADING...

NWS Shreveport Climate Information

This data is not "official" and IS NOT to be used for insurance or for any other legal purposes.

For a copy of the official data for these stations, you can contact NWS-Shreveport at (318) 631-3669 (Monday-Friday, 7am-4pm) or the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) at (828) 371-4800.

Daily Normal, Average, and Record Temperatures

Shreveport, LA

Monroe, LA

El Dorado, AR

Texarkana, TX

Tyler, TX

Longview, TX

Lufkin, TX

Extreme Yearly Data for Shreveport

Wettest					Driest
	Year	Total Precip (inches)	Departure From Normal (inches)			Year	Total Precip (inches)	Departure From Normal (inches)
#1	1991	81.99	30.69		#1	1899	23.10	-28.20
#2	1997	69.20	17.90		#2	1936	26.74	-24.56
#3	1957	67.23	15.93		#3	1918	26.93	-24.37
#4	1880	66.60	15.30		#4	1924	28.65	-22.65
#5	1884	65.85	14.55		#5	1903	29.26	-22.04
#6	1990	65.64	14.34		#6	1963	30.03	-21.27
#7	2015	65.26	13.96		#7	1943	30.64	-20.66
#8	1882	64.78	13.48		#8	2010	30.73	-20.57
#9	1946	64.53	13.23		#9	1893	32.06	-19.24
#10	1979	63.92	12.62		#10	1909	32.16	-19.14
#11	1933	63.71	12.41		#11	1921	32.16	-19.14
#12	1905	63.12	11.82		#12	1977	32.18	-19.12
#13	2004	62.94	11.64		#13	1964	32.31	-18.99
#14	1940	62.16	10.86		#14	1916	32.34	-18.96
#15	1974	61.46	10.16		#15	2005	32.98	-18.32

Warmest					Coolest
	Year	Average Temp. (deg F)	Departure From Normal (deg F)			Year	Average Temp. (deg F)	Departure From Normal (deg F)
#1	2016	68.9	3.2		#1	1983	63.2	-2.6
#2	2012	68.7	3.0		#2	1979	63.5	-2.3
#3	1933	68.6	2.9		#3	1912	63.7	-2.1
#4	1921	68.5	2.8		#4	1976	63.7	-2.0
#5	1938	68.4	2.7		#5	1895	63.8	-1.9
#6	1939	68.3	2.5		#6	1978	63.8	-1.9
#7	2011	68.2	2.5		#7	1968	64.0	-1.8
#8	1927	68.2	2.4		#8	1903	64.0	-1.7
#9	2006	68.1	2.4		#9	1958	64.1	-1.7
#10	1998	68.0	2.2		#10	1960	64.1	-1.6
#11	1934	68.0	2.2		#11	1917	64.2	-1.6
#12	2005	67.8	2.1		#12	1872	64.2	-1.6
#13	1954	67.8	2.1		#13	1961	64.3	-1.4
#14	2015	67.7	2.0		#14	1989	64.3	-1.4
#15	1882	67.5	1.8		#15	1892	64.4	-1.4

Climatological Facts for Shreveport and the Surrounding Area

Sunrise and Sunset Times from the U.S. Naval Observatory, Astronomical Applications Department

Complete Sky and Date Data from the U.S. Naval Observatory, Astronomical Applications Department

Follow us on Twitter

Follow us on Facebook

Follow us on YouTube

Follow us on YouTube