Posted in Louisiana
November 27, 2017
7 Things No One Tells You About Surviving A Louisiana Winter
With most of the state experiencing their first cold front of the season by now, it’s safe to say we are officially in winter. While we may not have the intense winters the rest northern part of the country experiences, we do have some unwritten rules about surviving a winter in Louisiana.
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The colder temperatures in the morning will not last throughout the day.
Keep those tissues stocked!
You could experience all four seasons in one day.
And no one has an actual ice-scraper — everyone just uses their credit card.
There may be a couple days where you’ll need boots, but don’t put away your flip flops for the season — you’ll need them.
Which is a bummer, because scarves, hats, and gloves are awesome!
We don’t have the salt trucks and equipment necessary to keep the roads safe during a snowstorm, so it’s best to just stay inside and call it a day.
What other things should you know about surviving a Louisiana Winter? Add your thoughts to the comments below!
