Below-average temperatures in Central Louisiana are expected to dominate the forecast starting early next week. The National Weather Service predicts significant drops in overnight lows, falling to the 20s by Monday night. Local shelters and organizations are actively preparing to support the homeless during this cold spell.
Local Organizations Providing Assistance
Hemphill Star Church is offering warming centers. For assistance, contact their office at (318) 715-9985. Global Impact Ministry (GIM) Ron’s House has extended hours at their shelter. Call (318) 664-3662 for information. United Educational Missionary Baptist Association (UEMBA) will also provide resources. Reach them at (318) 664-2475.
If other organizations in Central Louisiana are assisting with similar services, let us know, and we will share their details.
Upcoming Weather Details
The seven-day forecast highlights rain and fluctuating temperatures leading into the weekend. Highs will climb to the 60s, but conditions will turn sharply colder. By Sunday, daytime highs drop to the 40s, with overnight lows plummeting to the 20s.
Preparation is vital as below-average temperatures in Central Louisiana threaten those without adequate shelter. Residents are encouraged to check on vulnerable neighbors and share information about available resources.
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