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AST Blog: Flooding possible during Flood Safety Awareness Week in Arkansas
Flood Safety Awareness Week runs March 6 – 10, and NWS Little Rock and Arkansas Department of Emergency Management are partnering together to spread important information and safety tips about flooding. → Read More
Arkansas out of the drought for first time in over a year
Little Rock, Ark. – There are no abnormally dry conditions across the Natural State for the first time in over a year. The last time all of Arkansas was completely void of all drought conditions was July 27, 2021. The closest to that more recently was June 14 last year. Thursday’s release of new drought […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Mild Monday before rain Valentine’s Day
OVERNIGHT: After reaching the low 60s with lots of sunshine Super Bowl Sunday, temperatures will cool down. It will be clear all night. Temps in the 50s through 8pm and upper 40s by the end of the game. Low 40s overnight. Southwesterly wind 5-10mph will pick up to 10-15mph late tonight and overnight. MONDAY: It […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Meteor caught on camera Monday evening in Arkansas
A bright meteor passed through the night sky around 7pm in Arkansas. Multiple reports came in about a bright flash and loud noise across central Arkansas February 6, 2023. → Read More
Meteor caught on camera Monday evening in Arkansas
A bright meteor passed through the night sky around 7pm in Arkansas. Multiple reports came in about a bright flash and loud noise across central Arkansas February 6, 2023. → Read More
Meteor caught on camera Monday evening in Arkansas
A bright meteor passed through the night sky around 7pm in Arkansas. Multiple reports came in about a bright flash and loud noise across central Arkansas February 6, 2023. → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Ice Storm Warning extended until noon Thursday
A third round of wintry weather is likely later Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning after a first round dropped sleet & freezing rain Monday night and a more potent second round adding ice Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Ice Storm Warning extended until noon Thursday
A third round of wintry weather is likely later Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning after a first round dropped sleet & freezing rain Monday night and a more potent second round adding ice Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Potential winter weather next week
FRIDAY MORNING UPDATEAfter a beautifully sunny Friday, clouds and rain return over the weekend of January 29 & 30, but temperatures will be mild with no real chance of wintry weather. When a strong cold front moves through Arkansas Sunday afternoon/evening, there might be a few showers containing a little sleet in North Arkansas. Temperatures […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Dry NYE & New Year’s Day
OVERNIGHT: Clouds will eventually diminish overnight with temperatures in the 50s this evening and 40s after midnight. Other than some fog/mist, rain is not expected. SATURDAY: New Year’s Eve will be nice with temperatures in the low 60s (the average high is 50°F). Sunshine in the afternoon with some clouds by Saturday night. Temperatures will be in […] → Read More
Some severe storms possible Monday, January 2
FRIDAY UPDATE: We close out 2022 on a high note, with sunshine and temperatures well above average in the 60s. New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day will stay dry, but the weather shifts for the first Monday of 2023. A strong storm system approaches Arkansas from the west Monday, with rain and storms ramping […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Low chance of snow for some Monday evening into early Tuesday
It’s been a wet and warmer than average December so far, but winter is quickly approaching. The official start of Winter is 3:47pm Wednesday, December 21, and temperatures leading up to it are certainly going to feel like it. Cold and dry air settles in Thursday, December 15 and sticks around for the rest of […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: Most Active Meteor Shower of 2022 Peaks December 14
Little Rock missed out on the Lunar Occultation of Mars December 7 due to rain and clouds, and the same could happen for arguably the best meteor shower of the year – the Geminids. → Read More
Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks mid-November
The Leonid Meteor Shower occurs annually in November. In 2022, the Leonids range from November 6 to December 2, with the peak late Thursday night on November 17 into Friday morning on November 18. Expect about 10 to 15 meteors per hour with this particular shower. These shooting stars are also known to be brighter […] → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: A chance for snow? Where flurries may fly
A few areas of light snow and sleet will be possible for some in Arkansas early next week. → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: 16 tornadoes confirmed from November 4th outbreak
The National Weather Services in Little Rock, Shreveport, and Tulsa have confirmed 16 tornadoes from Friday night. → Read More
Arkansas Storm Team Weather Blog: 16 tornadoes confirmed from November 4th outbreak
The National Weather Services in Little Rock, Shreveport, and Tulsa have confirmed 16 tornadoes from Friday night. → Read More
How the Arkansas River compares to the Mississippi during extreme drought
Extreme drought conditions impacted water levels across the region. Chief Meteorologist Carmen Rose spoke with Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District about why barge traffic on the Arkansas River hasn’t been hit as hard as the Mississippi. → Read More
Rain is back in the forecast for the first time in over two weeks
The last time Little Rock saw measurable rain was September 25. The state remains under a high wildfire risk with nearly all over Arkansas’ 75 counties under burn bans. For the few counties not under a current burn ban, recreational burning like bonfires & trash/yard waste burning should be avoided. Cigarettes should also be put […] → Read More
July Stats: Hottest since 2012, driest in two years
The preliminary monthly stats for July are in, and to no surprise – it was a hot month. Overall, the majority of July was warmer than average in Little Rock, with two days below average, two days average and 27 days above. July 2022 also had more days at or above 100°F since 2012. Little […] → Read More