FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A disturbance sweeping across Oklahoma and Arkansas today has brought in added cloud cover. Light rain is falling through the clouds but very dry air down here at the surface is evaporating most of it. It's possible that a sprinkle or two may survive the trip.
Overall, we're NOT anticipating damp conditions like we saw late Monday. Expect a chilly evening with feels like temperatures in the lower-30s for NWA and the lower-40s to upper-30s for the River Valley. Wednesday morning wind chills could get as lows as the upper-teens in parts of NWA, with the rest of the region likely in the 20s.
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Another cold front Wednesday will keep us on the chillier side things. Abundant sunshine won't be able to keep you comfortable. Afternoon highs will range in the 40s, but gusty north winds will keep it feeling colder.
Here's a look at current radar across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley.
Temperatures start to warm towards the end of the week back into the 50s & 60s. Our next disturbance will bring chances for patchy drizzle Friday, with higher chances for steady showers by Friday night.
TONIGHT
- Clearing
- Lows in the 20s/30s
- Wind chills in the upper-teens/20s
- Westerly winds 5 to 15 MPH
WEDNESDAY
- Sunny
- Highs in the 40s
- Wind chills in the 30s
- Northerly winds 10 to 20 MPH | Gusts up to 30 MPH
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