Little Rock, AR – A cold front moving through Arkansas today is bringing a mix of scattered showers and thunderstorms, marking the first day of meteorological fall with a preview of cooler weather. Residents should prepare for rainfall throughout the day, with temperatures climbing to near 90 degrees before the front arrives, bringing a drop in temperatures this evening.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, there’s a significant chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, especially in areas like Russellville, Hot Springs, and Mountain View, which could see rain chances as high as 80%. The storms will gradually diminish overnight, with lows expected to fall into the 60s.
For those heading outdoors, it’s important to stay informed about the latest weather updates and take precautions against possible lightning and localized flooding. As the cold front progresses, the start of next week will bring more fall-like conditions with temperatures remaining in the low to mid-80s. Stay tuned to local forecasts for any updates as conditions can change rapidly.
