Little Rock, AR – Today marks the anniversary of the severe flash flooding that struck Pine Bluff, Arkansas, in 2018. Heavy rainfall, following the remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon, caused a frontal boundary to stall, resulting in flash flooding across Pine Bluff and Judsonia. In one hour, nearly 4 inches of rain fell, with areas such as Pine Bluff Water Plant recording a total of 5.66 inches during the event. Roads and buildings were submerged, and many vehicles were left stranded.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s forecast calls for sunny skies with a high of 84°F, followed by increasing heat through midweek. Tuesday and Wednesday will see highs near 89°F, with potential storms by Thursday. The week concludes with highs in the mid-80s, offering a brief respite from the heat. Stay alert for weather updates throughout the week, especially as we approach potential rain on Thursday.
As Arkansas residents remember the events of September 8, 2018, this week’s weather outlook emphasizes warm, sunny days with a possibility of rain later in the week.
