Little Rock, Arkansas – Drivers across Arkansas should prepare for midweek disruptions as showers and thunderstorms are set to impact Little Rock by Wednesday afternoon, bringing spring weather hazards to major routes like I-30 and I-630. Localized flooding, slick roads, and reduced visibility could pose significant dangers into Friday, making early planning crucial.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances rise to 30 percent by late Tuesday night, but the most active weather period arrives Wednesday afternoon. Thunderstorms could intensify Wednesday night, with an 80 percent chance of heavy rain across Pulaski County, including Little Rock, Levy, and North Little Rock. Gusty winds up to 20 mph are also expected, especially during late commutes.
Wednesday’s high will reach 86°F under partly sunny skies before storms develop after 1 p.m. Drivers should use extra caution along I-30 and I-630 and avoid travel during periods of heavy rain when possible. Secure outdoor items and check weather alerts frequently…