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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: High clouds make it cooler today
Headline from FOX 16 Little Rock
High clouds and that northeast wind around 10 mph will keep it cooler today. High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to mid 80s around the state. Central Arkansas will climb to the low 80s. No rain is expected today.
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A cool front is approaching, bringing small rain chances to Arkansas late Sunday through Tuesday. Behind the front, noticeably less hot air moves in but the week is mainly dry thereafter.
After nearly a month of temperatures reaching 98-100° daily for several weeks, Arkansas starts to cool down today as a cool front passes through the state. It is bringing a chance of showers and thunderstorms this morning as well as this afternoon.
A cool front is moving through Arkansas on Monday, September 21, bringing a small chance of showers and storms. Temperatures drop this week in its wake.
Behind the front that passed through Arkansas on Monday, today will be about five degrees cooler than Monday. The next few days will each get a little cooler than the day before as our surface wind will remain out of the north through the rest of the week.
Oh, wow! Lower humidity and lower temperatures is just what we've been wanting, and it feels great. This cooler weather will continue through Friday morning, then it will start to warm back up to the upper 80s and close to 90 on Friday and through the weekend.
High clouds and that northeast wind around 10 mph will keep it cooler today. High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to mid 80s around the state. Central Arkansas will climb to the low 80s. No rain is expected today.
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