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Cold air has settled across central Arkansas, draping Little Rock in a gray, misty chill this morning. With temperatures holding near 37°F, even a slight dip could turn drizzle into a slippery mix of sleet and rain later today. The result? Roads that look wet but hide a thin glaze of ice — the kind that can sneak up fast on bridges and shaded curves.
The National Weather Service in Little Rock reports a 20% chance of rain and sleet through the afternoon as a weak disturbance slides east along the I-40 corridor. While no significant accumulations are expected, surface temps near freezing mean untreated roadways, overpasses, and sidewalks could become slick for a brief window before sunset…