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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: A mainly dry cold front followed by the chilliest air so far this season
Headline from FOX 16 Little Rock
Warm afternoons and morning fog ahead of Wednesday's mainly dry cold front. Then, the chilliest air so far this season filters in behind the front. Frost is possible this coming weekend.
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After Tuesday's showers and storms, and cold front, the work week will be cooler. A small chance of a stray shower Thursday night, then a dry cold front Friday brings even cooler air for the weekend.
After a chilly start in the 40s, Thursday will turn out to be a pleasant day with plenty of sunshine and mid-70s. A front passing through tonight will bring a chance of light showers in Northwest Arkansas, the River Valley and into North Central Arkansas, but it looks like the Little Rock Metro will…
As a front passed through Arkansas Thursday night/Friday morning, cooler air will make its way into the state today and this weekend. It looks like high temperatures will mainly be in the 60s this weekend with Saturday being the coolest. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday mornings will be quite chilly/cold.
Northern Arkansas could experience frost Sunday morning. Temperatures warm into next week, then a cold front brings a tiny rain chance and another temperature dip.
More mornings coming up with some fog and chilly conditions into the work week. Afternoons will be warm, until a midweek cold front arrives. Rain chances with the front look tiny, if anything, Chillier and drier after the front.
We will have a little warming trend through Wednesday. Some isolated showers are going to be possible on Wednesday. Then, Wednesday night will bring a sharp cold front with temperatures getting colder for the rest of the week.
Warm afternoons and morning fog ahead of Wednesday's mainly dry cold front. Then, the chilliest air so far this season filters in behind the front. Frost is possible this coming weekend.
An upper-level disturbance and 2 cold fronts roll through in the next few days. Despite how that sounds, there's not much rain expected. But the 2 cold fronts will drop temperatures into the weekend, possibly bringing the first frost of the season to central Arkansas.
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