LITTLE ROCK, AR — Arkansas residents should prepare for a rainy Saturday as showers and thunderstorms roll across the region, bringing potential impacts to outdoor plans and travel. Saturday’s high is expected to reach 71 degrees with a 90% chance of precipitation, especially during the afternoon hours. Rain will start to taper off by Saturday evening, leading to drier conditions late in the night.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, showers could continue through early Sunday morning, but clearer skies are expected by Sunday afternoon, allowing for slightly warmer and more pleasant conditions. Temperatures are projected to dip to around 61 degrees Saturday night, with light winds calming the area.
For those planning to observe Veterans Day on Monday, the forecast promises a break from the rain. Clear, sunny skies and highs near 71 degrees are expected, creating ideal conditions for outdoor commemorations and activities. Northeast winds around 5 mph will make for a calm, comfortable day.
Looking into early next week, Tuesday also shows sunny skies with temperatures peaking at 70 degrees, offering a continuation of pleasant weather. However, residents are advised to stay updated on potential mid-week storms, as scattered showers may return by Wednesday.
Local roads, including I-40 and Highway 67, may experience slick conditions over the weekend, especially during Saturday’s storms. Motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously and check for updates from the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
Stay tuned to the National Weather Service and local news for any changes to the forecast. Be prepared for rain gear Saturday, but plan on sunny skies for Veterans Day.
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