Climate in Crowley
Crowley's climate is hot and humid, and its inland Acadia Parish position gives it a genuinely more moderate hurricane exposure than Louisiana's coastal parishes.
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Learn moreA hot, humid subtropical climate
Crowley shares Louisiana's genuine humid subtropical summer heat, common statewide across this project's Louisiana research.
A genuinely moderate hurricane exposure
Sitting well inland in Acadia Parish, part of Acadiana rather than Louisiana's directly coastal parishes, Crowley carries a genuinely more moderate direct hurricane exposure than the two coastal markets in this same four-city batch, Morgan City and Sulphur.
Statewide hurricane risk still applies
Crowley remains subject to Louisiana's broader statewide hurricane-season wind and rain risk, as any inland Louisiana community does, even without the direct storm-surge exposure of the coastal parishes.
Key takeaways
- Crowley shares Louisiana's hot, humid subtropical climate.
- Direct hurricane exposure runs genuinely more moderate than Louisiana's coastal parishes given Crowley's inland Acadiana position.
- Crowley remains subject to Louisiana's statewide hurricane wind/rain risk regardless of its inland position.
- Confirm current, address-specific FEMA flood-zone status directly given the general Mermentau River basin presence in the surrounding region.
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