Little Rock, AR – A freeze warning has been issued for parts of northern and central Arkansas, including Little Rock, and will remain in effect until 9 a.m. Wednesday. The National Weather Service predicts temperatures will drop as low as 29 degrees in some areas, potentially causing damage to sensitive vegetation and outdoor plumbing.
According to the NWS, residents are urged to take steps to protect plants and pipes. This includes bringing in potted plants, covering garden beds, and insulating exposed outdoor faucets to prevent freezing. The cold snap is part of a larger weather system moving through the region, which is expected to bring cooler-than-usual temperatures for the remainder of the week.
This freeze warning impacts cities across northern Arkansas, including Fayetteville and Jonesboro, and is a concern for farmers and gardeners as the freezing temperatures could harm late-season crops. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly after 9 a.m. Wednesday but will remain cooler than normal throughout the week.
