Winter weather may strike Arkansas next week (Jan 24-25, 2023) as a low pressure swings across the southern Plains, bringing accumulating snow chances with it.

As temperatures continue to drop, the possibility for parts of central Arkansas to see snow or ice is increasing for Thursday and Friday. Here's what to know.

A late season round of snow is likely across all of Arkansas today through tonight. Snow will last only four to five hours at any one location, but snow rates could be heavy enough at times to ...

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While central Arkansas didn't get as much snow as it did during January's winter storm, we still saw some flurries. Here's how much snow fell across the state.

Light snow showers may be possible. NW winds may bring some scattered snow showers to Arkansas for the last week of 2023. A few minor impacts are possible in the north if the snow showers get heavier.

He said chances continue to increase for a “sledable snow” to come into Arkansas later this week. ️A SLEDABLE SNOW!? ⛄️ The chance for a winter storm is on the table late this week.

Parts of Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley could see up to an inch of snow. Watch the videocast above to learn more.Tuesday morning's rain will move out, but precipitation will return after ...

As soon as the snow began to fall, Arkansans grabbed their phones to document it. If you have snow photos or video to share, please upload them in the u local Arkansas Facebook group. Stay safe ...

Snow is forecast for much of Arkansas today and Sunday, with accumulations of more than 5 inches possible in the higher elevations of the Ozark and Ouachita mountains, according to the National ...