Clark County now experiencing exceptional drought
The southeastern half of Clark County joins much of southern Arkansas as a region experiencing exceptional drought conditions
The southeastern half of Clark County joins much of southern Arkansas as a region experiencing exceptional drought conditions
Fourteen months of drought have taken their toll on Arkansas’s wetlands, and the effects will be felt much more by waterfowl hunters as the first segment of Arkansas’s duck season begins Nov. 21
Boaters and anglers across Arkansas are seeing less water than they’re used to with most rivers and reservoirs much lower than usual
Flat pods and seeds that never matured are throwing doubt on predictions of a record Arkansas soybean crop
The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) will suspend fall mowing operations in areas experiencing severe drought conditions due to increased risk of wildfires
The state has activated the South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact to support firefighting efforts
The current hot weather pattern in Arkansas is not driven by El Niño; however, it may bring much-needed precipitation at the end of the year.