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Little Rock, Arkansas – A strong surge of Arctic air is expected to move into Arkansas beginning Thursday, bringing a prolonged period of well below-normal temperatures and sharply increasing the risk for frost and freezing conditions across the state through early next week.
According to the National Weather Service and NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, Arkansas is forecast to see below-normal precipitation through Monday, keeping rain chances limited. Despite the dry pattern, temperatures are expected to fall well below seasonal averages, setting the stage for repeated overnight freezes and cold daytime conditions…