Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley are set to receive a considerable amount of snow this weekend, but how much?

Here's how much snow has fallen already.

Southern Arkansas is likely going to see little to no snow at all. A majority of the state will see sleet as the system moves through the weekend. The middle part of Arkansas is expected to see anywhere from two to four inches, while surrounding areas could see an inch or less of sleet.

With snow and ice impacting the roadways in Central Arkansas, many motorists have found themselves stranded on the side of the road.In North Little Rock Saturd

We are expecting significant snow and sleet totals with this winter storm. Northwest Arkansas could get between 10 inches and 14 inches. A corridor of higher snow totals between 14 inches and 18 inches may occur between Fayetteville and I-40. The River Valley could get between 7 inches and 10 inches sleet and snow.

An arctic cold front will move through Arkansas later this week, bringing the possibility of snow and subzero wind chills, according to the National Weather Service.

Northwest Arkansas residents awoke to a snow-covered and frigid winter wonderland Saturday morning, but it seems the region has yet to see the worst of either the winter precipitation or cold temperatures,

Snow, sub-freezing cold, and SEC basketball collide as Arkansas hosts LSU Saturday at Bud Walton Arena with full game and viewing details.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss the snowstorm hitting the state and her decision to declare a state of emergency.