AWUS84 KLZK 280345
RWSLZK
ARZ001>075-281725-

Weather Summary for Arkansas
National Weather Service Little Rock AR
925 PM CST Wed Feb 27 2019

It was partly to mostly cloudy on Wednesday, with patchy light rain. 
High temperatures ranged from the lower 50s in northwest Arkansas to 
the lower 70s in the southeast. Readings ranged from 53 degrees at 
Fayetteville to 71 degrees at Monticello.

On the Wednesday evening weather map, a cold front was over central 
Arkansas, and was slowly heading toward the Gulf Coast. Colder 
conditions were spreading into the region behind the front. 
Scattered light rain is expected late tonight into Thursday morning, 
with light freezing rain possible in the Ozark Mountains of the 
north.

A thin glaze of ice is possible on some bridges and overpasses 
through Thursday morning in parts of the north. This includes areas 
north of Fort Smith, Marshall, and Salem. A Winter Weather Advisory 
has been posted.

As far as temperatures, lows tonight will range from the mid 20s in 
northwest Arkansas to the lower 50s in the southeast. Highs on 
Thursday will range from the upper 30s in the north to around 60 
degrees in the southeast.

It will dry out over the northern counties Thursday afternoon and 
night, with small chances of rain continuing across the south. 

A stronger cold front will barrel through the Plains on Friday, and 
will surge through Arkansas Friday night. The front will bring 
additional chances of rain statewide, and will usher in much colder 
conditions late in the weekend. As temperatures drop, a wintry mix 
is in the forecast Saturday night into Sunday. it appears that light 
accumulations are possible.

$$