Wintry precipitation will become likely Thursday night and into Friday, Jan. 9-10, 2025, as a storm system tracks to the south of Arkansas, according to preliminary data announced by the National Weather Service in Little Rock.
The potential for heavy snow/sleet accumulations (over 3 inches) is highest in central/southern Arkansas where moisture will be most abundant, closest to the system. The National Weather Service noted that there is still a large uncertainty regarding potential impacts of the winter storm system.
As of Monday morning, the extended forecast for the Arkadelphia area called for a chance of sprinkles and snow before midnight Thursday. The chance of precipitation is 60%.
There is currently a 50% chance of snow on Friday.
Nighttime lows through the week will linger around 20°F, with the mercury rising just above the freezing mark during the days. Temperatures will rise to the low 40s come this weekend, with a 20% chance of rain for Sunday.
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