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Central Arkansas Weather: 80s Return With No Rain Through Sunday Oct 25
Little Rock, AR – Central Arkansas residents can expect an extended stretch of sunny, increasingly warm weather this week, with temperatures climbing into the lower 80s and no rainfall currently forec
By Evan Cross · 2026-10-19T10:08:10.834Z
Little Rock, AR – Central Arkansas residents can expect an extended stretch of sunny, increasingly warm weather this week, with temperatures climbing into the lower 80s and no rainfall currently forecast through Sunday. Little Rock could reach 83 degrees this weekend, following several days of mild afternoons and cooler mornings.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, the forecast for an area approximately three miles south of Levy in Pulaski County shows daytime temperatures rising from 78 degrees Monday to 83 degrees Saturday and Sunday. Clear skies and generally light winds are expected to dominate much of the week.
Little Rock temperatures climb into the 80s Monday brings sunshine and a high near 78 degrees, with calm winds becoming easterly around 5 mph during the afternoon.
Tuesday remains sunny, with another high near 78 degrees.
Wednesday marks the beginning of a warmer stretch, with temperatures climbing to approximately 81 degrees under sunny skies.
Thursday and Friday continue the trend, with afternoon highs near 82 degrees.
Overnight temperatures remain noticeably cooler, including lows near 48 degrees Monday night, 50 Tuesday night and 52 Wednesday night.
By Thursday and Friday nights, lows are expected to remain around 53 degrees.
Warm weekend ahead across Central Arkansas Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 83 degrees.
Sunday is also forecast to reach approximately 83 degrees, with mostly sunny conditions continuing.
For residents across Little Rock, North Little Rock and surrounding Pulaski County communities, the extended dry stretch could provide favorable conditions for outdoor events, recreation and weekend travel.
The forecast does not indicate showers, thunderstorms or significant weather hazards during the seven day period.
Although temperatures will be warm during the afternoons, cooler mornings and evenings will maintain a noticeable fall like contrast.
Residents should continue monitoring National Weather Service forecasts as the final week of October approaches, particularly for changes in the extended temperature and precipitation outlook.