Louisiana can get a strong cold front before summer

(Lafayette, Louisiana) – As in the summer months, the heat in the deep south is approaching, but could Louisiana get another strong cold front to end the month of May?

The meteorologist Zack Fradella has released a graphic on social media, while most of Louisiana is approaching the 90-degree mark for the first time this season, and it shows a strong cold front that influences the region until the end of the month.

Yes, Gumbo weather could return if the children leave school for the summer and we are perfectly fine with a few more cooler days. Do you still have the ingredients for a late May Gumbo?

This winter was very strange in the south. We got a snow this winter, and now winter doesn't seem to leave the deep south. Maybe our hospitality is so good.

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So if you are a cool morning and a cool night person, cross your fingers crossing that this forecast for the end of May remains true, but remember that long -term forecasts can change.

And if you wonder if a cold front that is so late, not really, I remember a few years ago a few years ago, who swept through a cool front in early June, when we were on the beach, and after that summer was brutal.

We will keep an eye on this potential cold front at the end of May. If we approach the end of the month, we will provide further updates in the mobile app of this station.

When does summer start in 2025?

For the counts, the summer officially begins on June 2 and officially ends on September 22nd. However, we often see that cool fronts arrive in the south by the end of autumn.

When does the hurricane season begin?

While we are in summer, we can also note that the upcoming hurricane season begins on June 1st and it ends on November 3. November. Prognostics are calling for another active season. I only wish that more cold fronts would surprise until the beginning of September if the hurricane season seems to be the most active.