Arkansas is off to a quiet but changing start, and the air over Little Rock feels cool at 45°F under a few early clouds. The morning sun brightens quickly, but a wetter pattern is lining up just hours away.
According to the National Weather Service in North Little Rock, highs reach 67°F today with light east-southeast winds near 5 mph. Clouds increase tonight, and showers develop after 4 a.m. Rain chances rise to 50% by early Saturday.
Saturday turns unsettled fast. Highs climb to 70°F, but showers become likely through the day with precipitation chances near 90%. By Saturday night, rain becomes widespread, and the chance of showers and thunderstorms hits 100%. Rainfall totals between three-quarters and one inch are possible through early Sunday. Roads along I-30, I-40, and Highway 67 could see standing water during heavier downpours. Plan extra time if traveling late Saturday.
Showers linger Sunday, mainly before midday, with rain chances near 60%. North winds may gust up to 20 mph, and highs settle near 63°F. Skies gradually clear Sunday night as temperatures dip to the mid-40s.
Washington’s Birthday brings sunshine and a high near 67°F. Tuesday warms further to 73°F under partly sunny skies. By midweek, temperatures push into the upper 70s, signaling a strong February thaw across central Arkansas.
The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal warmth and additional rain chances across the region. Spring vibes are building quickly after this weekend’s soaking rain.
Five Day Outlook for Little Rock, Arkansas:
Today: Sunny, high 67°F.
Saturday: Showers likely, high 70°F.
Sunday: Showers mainly before noon, high 63°F.
Monday (Washington’s Birthday): Sunny, high 67°F.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 73°F.
