Little Rock, AR – The city is bracing for another scorching day with temperatures expected to soar into the triple digits on Wednesday. The National Weather Service forecasts highs in Little Rock to reach 100 degrees, with lows only dipping into the mid-70s tonight. As the relentless heat persists, wildfire risks across central and southern Arkansas continue to climb, prompting an increase in burn bans across several counties.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, the wildfire danger is categorized as moderate to high for many areas, including Pulaski, Jefferson, and Grant counties. Residents are urged to comply with local burn bans and take extra precautions to prevent fires. The extreme heat is expected to persist through Friday, with a slight chance of thunderstorms offering some relief by the weekend.
Authorities are advising residents to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak heat, and remain vigilant for any signs of fire. With Labor Day weekend approaching, now is the time to plan for cooler, indoor activities and ensure your family stays safe during this heat wave. As temperatures continue to climb, staying informed and prepared is crucial.
