Little Rock, Ark. – Widespread showers and thunderstorms will return to Arkansas starting early Friday, threatening travel delays and outdoor weekend plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, rain chances will rise sharply after 10 a.m. Friday, with localized downpours and gusty winds possible. No widespread severe weather is expected, but isolated storms could bring hazardous driving conditions along I-30, I-40, and U.S. 67 through Pulaski, Garland, and Saline counties.
High temperatures Friday will reach near 89°F, with humid conditions and wind gusts near 10 mph. Saturday brings another 50% chance of showers and storms, primarily in the afternoon and evening. Winds will remain light but steady, and roads may become slick again during peak travel hours.
Little Rock’s weekend will stay unsettled, with lingering rain chances into Sunday and Monday. Although no flooding is forecast at this time, areas that receive repeated storms could experience ponding on roadways and reduced visibility. Friday morning commuters and anyone planning weekend events should check local radar frequently.
Safety Tip: Use headlights during downpours and avoid water-covered roads. Keep phones charged and stay updated on alerts.
📅 Five-Day Forecast for Little Rock (June 5–10):
- Thursday: High 90°F – Partly Sunny, slight chance of storms
- Friday: High 89°F – Chance of T-storms after 10 a.m.
- Saturday: High 87°F – 50% chance of storms, mostly cloudy
- Sunday: High 89°F – Slight chance of storms, mostly sunny
- Monday: High 84°F – Showers likely, thunder possible by afternoon
