[PBARC] Winter Weather Outlook

[E Glenn Wolf Jr]

Sunday, January 28, 2007, 3:38 PM

It still looks as though there will be a couple of winter weather 
threats in Arkansas during the upcoming week.  At this point, these do 
not look to be big winter storms, but there may be enough precipitation 
to cause some travel problems.

The first weather system could begin to affect northwest Arkansas with 
some snow as early as Wednesday.  Better chances for precipitation will 
exist Wednesday night into Thursday.  During this time frame, northern 
Arkansas should see a chance of snow, and central sections of the state 
could see rain or snow.  If temperatures are cold enough, there could be 
some freezing rain in southwest Arkansas.

The next weather system will affect Arkansas from Thursday night into 
Friday.  Again, northern Arkansas has the best chance of seeing snow, 
while central parts of the state could see a rain/snow mix.  If 
temperatures are cold enough, the rain/snow mix could also affect 
southwest parts of the state.

I will issue the next message Tuesday morning around 9:15 AM.

John Robinson
Warning Coordination Meteorologist
National Weather Service, Little Rock
Office Web site:  http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lzk