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Rain on the Way

NWS Graphic

Temperatures are anticipated to fall just below freezing across
parts northwest Arkansas early Sunday. Increasing low level
moisture will occur ahead of an approaching storm system today and
tonight, and some patchy freezing drizzle will be possible in
these locations. Duration of any freezing precipitation will be
brief as temperatures rise above freezing by mid morning.
Widespread rainfall is expected to move into the area Sunday, with
one half to three quarters of an inch possible through Sunday
night. Dry and mild conditions to ensue for the start of the work
week and continue through at least mid week. Warm and breezy
conditions expected on Wednesday may raise fire weather concerns.

Later in the week, another system will move through the
plains. At this time, precipitation chances appear limited, but
considerably colder air will begin to settle in behind the front
on Thursday.