Little Rock, AR – Rainfall is set to intensify across Arkansas late this week, with the heaviest precipitation forecast over the western and northwestern regions through Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, a cold front will bring scattered showers as early as Friday afternoon, with rainfall amounts increasing through the weekend. The probability of more than 2 inches of rain is highest in northwest Arkansas, especially near the Oklahoma border.
The forecast shows a greater than 70% chance of at least 1 inch of rain across much of the Ozarks and River Valley. Central Arkansas, including Little Rock, could also see measurable rain, though the amounts are expected to be less significant. Rain chances are projected to expand statewide by late Saturday and may persist into early Monday.
Drivers are advised to monitor road conditions, especially in low-lying or flood-prone areas. Residents in affected regions should check local alerts and prepare for potential disruptions to outdoor plans.
This rainfall event follows a stretch of dry weather across much of the state, and forecasters note that while flooding is not guaranteed, saturated grounds could elevate localized risks. Stay updated through official NWS channels for evolving information.
