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Freeze Warning Tonight in Baton Rouge

A Freeze Warning is in effect for the Baton Rouge area tonight!  The winds will calm down as an area of high pressure sits over the Deep South.  This will draw in some very cold arctic air right into Baton Rouge.  We will have unseasonably cold air in the upper 20s to lower 30s tonight.  Some vegetation has been planted already and this freeze could kill it.  Therefore, the NWS has issued a Freeze Warning from Midnight to 8 AM Tuesday:

Here are the details on the Freeze Warning:

Here is what you should do tonight:

We could also have freezing temperatures in the Baton Rouge area on Tuesday Night into Wednesday Morning.  Some areas could even see a light freeze on Wednesday Night/Thursday Morning.

I recommend keeping your plants inside tonight until Thursday!  This way they are safe and can continue to grow.

Keep it tuned to WBRZ, WBRZ.com and my Weather Blog posts through Facebook and Twitter for more information regarding the freezes the next few nights.

Stay warm! -Dave

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