Little Rock, AR – A mix of rain and thunderstorms is expected to impact Little Rock starting Wednesday, as a stationary front from the Gulf Coast moves into the area. This weather system will bring increased rainfall through Friday, leading up to the arrival of a strong cold front from the north late Friday evening. The cold front will usher in significantly cooler and drier air for the weekend, marking a stark change from the warm and humid conditions earlier in the week.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, residents should prepare for potentially hazardous driving conditions, especially on Thursday, when scattered thunderstorms are most likely. Temperatures will remain in the mid-80s until the cold front arrives, after which they will drop dramatically, with highs in the 70s on Saturday and lows plunging into the 50s by Sunday morning.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and stay updated on local weather alerts. The cooler weather this weekend provides an opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities with less humidity. Keep an eye on weather updates, particularly on Friday as the cold front approaches, to ensure you are prepared for any sudden changes.
