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Little Rock, AR – Winter air cuts sharply across Central Arkansas this morning, frosting windshields and stiffening fingers before sunrise. Gusty north winds push wind chills into the low teens, making it feel colder than the thermometer suggests as the region settles into a brief but impactful December cold snap.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, temperatures start the day near 29 degrees, with wind chills around 14 degrees. Sunshine helps this afternoon, but highs only reach the lower 30s. Drivers should watch for black ice on bridges and shaded roads, especially during early errands and church travel. Pets, pipes, and plants remain vulnerable in exposed areas…