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A brittle cold hangs over central Arkansas this morning as Little Rock wakes to 33°F and a soft layer of frost clinging to rooftops and fields. Breath clouds in the air, and the city feels still — the quiet before a possible late-week change to wintry weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, skies remain partly cloudy early, with temperatures holding just above freezing. Winds stay light, but the air remains brisk and dry, signaling another round of chilly mornings ahead. Highs climb to the low 40s this afternoon before falling sharply again tonight, with lows near 25°F expected under mostly clear skies…