Much cooler air will spread over the area following a cold front late this week.
According to the National Weather Service in Little Rock, Nov. 9-15 will be another dry one, although small rain chances Wednesday would bring no real relief to current drought conditions. Temperatures, meanwhile, will be on a roller coaster ride as warmer temperatures through Wednesday will yield to a cold front.
The extended forecast for the Arkadelphia area calls for sunny skies with daytime highs in the mid to upper 70s through Wednesday. Thursday through Sunday, the mercury will struggle to reach the mid 60s.
Nighttime lows will be much cooler. Temperatures will dip to near the freezing mark Thursday night, with a low around 34, followed with an even colder 29 Friday night. Near-freezing night temperatures will continue through at least Saturday night.
Temperatures will begin to increase back to normal as early as Sunday as southerly temperatures return.
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