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11/20/2025

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11/19/2025

🌤 Arkansas Weather Outlook
Here’s what we’re watching as we head into the next couple of weeks across Arkansas and the Mid-South:

🌀 Big Picture Pattern
The weather pattern stays active and fast-moving. Upper-level heights trend near to below normal across most of the country, keeping the atmosphere unsettled. Things have shifted a bit east compared to yesterday, which means a more progressive setup for us here in Arkansas.

🌡 Temperatures
Much of the U.S. is leaning colder than normal, and Arkansas is included in that trend.
The trough moves into our region a little earlier than expected, so instead of a warm-up, we’re now looking at near to below-normal temperatures through week-2.
The warmest anomalies stay locked out West, mainly in California.

🌧 Rain & Storm Chances
An active storm track sets up across the central U.S., and that includes Arkansas.
We’ve got higher chances for above-normal precipitation, thanks to several waves moving out of the Rockies and across the Plains.
Early in the period, a system may develop near the Great Lakes and Northeast, and later on, we could see another round of low-pressure development over the central U.S., which could bring more rain or storms our way.

📍 What This Means for Arkansas
✔ Cooler than normal overall
✔ A more active pattern with several rain chances
✔ No long, warm stretch showing up yet
✔ Watching potential systems closely as they move through the Plains

This outlook comes from a blend of guidance from the GFS, European, and Canadian ensembles.

11/19/2025

It snowed in Hawaii this week, and various research webcams on the summits showed the snow on the ground on Tuesday. But it's not as unusual as many might think.

A winter weather advisory was issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) in Hawaii for up to 4 inches of snow on the Big Island summits of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, which both rise above 13,000 feet, higher than the tallest points in 44 U.S. states.

Because of their high elevations, the mountains in Hawaii routinely get snow during the fall, winter and spring. Snow isn't officially measured in the state, but on average for the last 20 years, 25 to 30 winter weather advisories are issued for the peaks each year.

Full Story https://www.accuweather.com/en/winter-weather/it-snowed-in-hawaii-this-week-while-denver-boston-wait-for-first-flakes/1836346

11/19/2025

Be cautious with all the weather chatter floating around right now. The models are bouncing all over the place, and every new run seems to flip the script. That’s completely normal in this kind of setup. Just don’t get swept up in the hype or the dramatic forecasts. We’ll keep watching the trends, look for consistency, and stick with what the data actually supports.

If you’re looking for solid, level-headed updates for our area, Zachary Hall - Arkansas Storm Tracker and Southwest Arkansas Weather are great follows. They take the same steady approach I do. Honestly, the amount of overreaction online this week has been wild!

11/18/2025

May be a brief shower this evening around 8.

11/18/2025

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11/18/2025

Alright folks, the weather’s been pretty quiet lately, and it looks like that trend holds for now. But keep an eye on Thursday....there’s a solid shot at some meaningful, much-needed rainfall heading our way.