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Little Rock, AR Weather Alert: Warm Wednesday, Cold Friday Nov 10-14
Little Rock, AR – Warm November sunshine will soon give way to a chilly reminder that winter is approaching central Arkansas.
By Marcus Hale · 2026-11-10T11:04:34.260Z
Little Rock, AR – Warm November sunshine will soon give way to a chilly reminder that winter is approaching central Arkansas.
Temperatures could reach 79 degrees Wednesday before plunging toward 35 degrees by early Saturday, creating a dramatic 44 degree temperature swing.
The changing conditions will affect Little Rock, Pulaski County and surrounding communities across the central Arkansas region.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, temperatures will climb well into the 70s before a cold front brings noticeably cooler air later this week.
The biggest change arrives between Veterans Day and Friday, when afternoon temperatures fall more than 20 degrees.
Tuesday: Mild November Weather Continues Tuesday, November 10, brings partly sunny skies and afternoon temperatures near 73 degrees.
Southeast winds remain light, around 5 mph, making conditions comfortable for outdoor activities.
Residents planning yard cleanup or other outdoor projects will find favorable weather before temperatures begin dropping.
Tuesday night remains partly cloudy, with temperatures falling toward 54 degrees.
Wednesday: Veterans Day Warmth Reaches 79 Degrees Wednesday, November 11, delivers the warmest conditions of the five day period.
Sunshine dominates as temperatures climb toward 79 degrees.
Southwest winds increase to 10 15 mph, with gusts reaching 20 mph.
That warmth creates a comfortable afternoon for Veterans Day ceremonies, outdoor gatherings and travel.
However, colder air will begin advancing toward Arkansas as a broader weather system moves across the eastern United States.
Wednesday night temperatures fall toward 49 degrees, with northwest winds developing.
Thursday: Cold Front Brings Noticeable Changes Thursday, November 12, marks the transition toward cooler November weather.
Temperatures reach approximately 67 degrees, a 12 degree drop from Wednesday's expected high.
Northwest winds of 5 10 mph could gust to 20 mph.
By Thursday night, temperatures fall toward 40 degrees under clear skies.
The sharper temperature change becomes noticeable Friday morning, particularly for commuters and residents heading outdoors early.
Friday: Temperatures Drop Into the 30s Friday, November 13, brings sunshine but significantly cooler temperatures.
Afternoon highs reach only 58 degrees, representing a 21 degree decline from Wednesday.
Friday night temperatures fall toward 35 degrees.
Although freezing temperatures are not currently predicted for Little Rock, colder conditions could affect sensitive outdoor plants.
Residents should monitor updated temperatures, especially in rural areas where local readings may vary.
No snow, freezing rain or flash freezing event is indicated in the supplied Little Rock forecast.
Saturday: Chilly Start Before Sunshine Returns Saturday, November 14, begins with temperatures near 35 degrees before sunshine helps afternoon readings recover toward 58 degrees.
East southeast winds remain light, around 5 mph.
The cooler conditions offer another reminder that late November and Thanksgiving are approaching.
Little Rock Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Partly sunny. High 73°F, low 54°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Sunny and warm. High 79°F, low 49°F. Gusts to 20 mph. Thursday, Nov. 12: Sunny and cooler. High 67°F, low 40°F. Gusts to 20 mph. Friday, Nov. 13: Sunny and brisk. High 58°F, low 35°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Sunny. High 58°F, low 38°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 and Thanksgiving Sunday, November 15, brings partly sunny skies, a high near 59 degrees and a 20% chance of showers.
Another 20% shower chance continues Sunday night, with temperatures near 41 degrees.
Monday, November 16, looks mostly sunny, with temperatures recovering toward 62 degrees.
Looking toward Thanksgiving, additional cold fronts remain possible as Arkansas moves deeper into November.
However, the supplied outlook does not establish a specific snowstorm, freeze or severe weather event for Little Rock.
No tornado threat is identified in the provided local forecast.
For now, residents should enjoy the warmer weather while preparing jackets, checking outdoor plants and planning for colder mornings.
Are you ready for temperatures near 35 degrees, or are you hoping Arkansas holds onto its November warmth? Tell us in the comments!