ARKANSAS — A refreshing forecast is in store overnight tonight and into early Saturday morning across Arkansas, with temperatures bottoming out in the 60s for most locations. Humidity will also be on the lower side, giving the state an early taste of fall for a few hours before afternoon warmth returns.
Lows in the 60s Expected Statewide Saturday Morning
Harrisburg is expected to see the coolest low in the state at 63 degrees, with Clinton and Arkadelphia also seeing comfortable readings of 65 degrees. Fayetteville, Mena, and Batesville are all forecast to bottom out at 66 degrees as the cooler air settles across the region.
Little Rock, Hot Springs, and Camden are expected to see lows of 68 degrees, while Fort Smith and Texarkana are forecast to see slightly milder readings of 70 degrees, still representing a comfortable and refreshing start to Saturday.
Lower Humidity Adds to the Early Fall Feel
Alongside the cooler temperatures, humidity will also be on the lower side overnight and into Saturday morning, contributing to conditions that might feel like early fall for a few hours. This combination of comfortable temperatures and reduced humidity offers a welcome break from recent summer conditions.
Communities including Jonesboro, Wynne, and Helena in the eastern part of the state are expected to see lows in the upper 60s to near 70, rounding out a statewide pattern of refreshing overnight conditions.
Afternoon Warm-Up Expected to Return Saturday
Despite the cool start, temperatures will warm up during the afternoon Saturday, meaning the refreshing conditions will not last all day. Residents are encouraged to enjoy the cooler start while it lasts, since this type of pattern will eventually become the seasonal normal rather than a temporary treat…