A storm two ridges over can turn an Arkansas swimming hole dangerous before a single drop of rain falls where a swimmer is.
These are the Arkansas swimming holes that turn dangerous after the first fall rain.
1. Mulberry River
The Mulberry River runs shallow enough by late summer that the Forest Service’s page for it calls the river a good spot to swim, wade, and look for smallmouth bass.
The same page says the best floating that time of year is on an air mattress…