Louisiana continues to brace for the arrival of some arctic air and the possibility of winter precipitation on Sunday. Experts say snow will be a possibility along the Louisiana-Arkansas border. The I-20 corridor could see a combination of sleet and freezing rain. LRN Meteorologist Bill Jacquemin says the cold will stick around through Tuesday and into Wednesday morning…
While we’re all considering our pets and pipes as the temperatures begin to plummet, don’t forget about those plants. LSU Ag Center Horticulturist Heather Kirk-Ballard recommends using mulch as an insulator to protect your perennials.
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Kirk-Ballard says your shrubs and other trees should be able to weather the deep freeze.
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As Louisiana prepares for the coldest temperatures we’ve seen in years. Colleen Crain has some reminders for preparing your automobile…
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And if your worried about your electric bill, be aware Entergy Louisiana says they are temporarily suspending disconnections for non-payment through next Friday. Beyond January 19th, Entergy says they will take a day-by-day approach on disconnections.