Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Dry Arkansas Continues
Headline from KARK Little Rock
Isaias is likely to remain well east of Arkansas, ending the hope of rain chances from the storm. Instead, high wildfire danger is likely this weekend. Our next rain chance is a front late next week, but it's iffy.
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Today and Friday will bring more sunny and very warm/hot days to Arkansas. When Isaias moves into Northern Mississippi on Saturday morning, it will start to cloud up here in Central and East Arkansas with rain on the way.
Friday will be a hot and sunny day that may set some record high temperatures. Then, Isaias, which will make landfall tonight near Pensacola, FL, will have an impact tomorrow on Arkansas but not a huge impact. It will be cloudy to mostly cloudy from Little Rock to East Arkansas.
Isaias is a major hurricane, set to make landfall Friday night on the western Florida panhandle. In Arkansas, Isaias is likely to remain east of the state mainly, bringing an extreme risk of wildfires.
Isaias is likely to remain well east of Arkansas, ending the hope of rain chances from the storm. Instead, high wildfire danger is likely this weekend. Our next rain chance is a front late next week, but it's iffy.
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