Louisiana

Louisiana's subtropical climate is relatively uniform throughout the state. The chief factors influencing climate are the subtropical latitude, location along the Gulf of Mexico, the continental landmass to the north, and the prevailing southerly winds. Average annual precipitation ranges from 46 in, in the northwest to more than 64 in, in the southeast. Although precipitation is for the most part evenly distributed throughout the year, February and March tend to be slightly wetter. Although precipitation is for the most part evenly distributed throughout the year, February and March tend to be slightly wetter. Summer temperatures range from 84 deg, to 95 deg F, in the afternoons to 61 deg, to 75 deg F, in the early morning. The cooler seasons are more variable, influenced by both cold polar air and warm tropical air.

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