Winter Weather

A winter weather system could impact Central Arkansas with freezing rain and sleet that would cause icy roads and hazardous conditions.

The National Weather Service says much of the state can expect snowfall over the next 48 hours, with the highest totals expected in western and central Arkansas.

Officials credit winter weather with slowing donations, contributing to a blood shortage in Arkansas hospitals.

Parts of central Arkansas could see anywhere from six to eight inches of snow by early next week, with wind chill values falling below zero.

Two separate storm systems are set to pass through Arkansas over the next few days, bringing moisture, wind and colder temperatures.

The request for federal public assistance covers 11 counties in southern Arkansas and two in the northern part of the state.

The National Weather Service says Little Rock could see as much as a half-inch of ice accumulation by Wednesday morning.

The National Weather Service is forecasting wintry weather for Arkansas after a cold front enters the state on Wednesday. But forecasters say there is still a lot of uncertainty.

In addition to closing schools, grocery stores and government services due to the winter weather storm, Arkansas services related to the pandemic, such as…

Arkansas is expected to receive another four to eight inches of snow across the state Wednesday night, forecasters say, but the end is near. Heavy…