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12/02/2025

Don’t forget to mark your calendar for the Christmas tree lighting and Parade this Friday!

12/02/2025

🌨 8PM RADAR UPDATE — LIGHT SNOW BAND OVER THE TWIN LAKES AREA 🌨

A narrow band of light snow continues from Mountain Home to West Plains this evening. ❄️
Some light accumulation or a dusting is possible on elevated or grassy surfaces.
🚗 Roads are mainly wet, but bridges and overpasses could become a little slick overnight as temps in the low to mid 20s by morning!

Stay tuned for more updates from Twin Lakes Live & Twin Lakes Weather as this system wraps up!

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12/01/2025

⚠️ WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT ⚠️
📅 6 AM MONDAY – 6 AM TUESDAY

A mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow is expected across the Twin Lakes area.
💧 Accumulation: A glaze of ice and a dusting to locally up to 1 inch of sleet and snow possible.

🚗 Impacts:
• Slick spots likely — especially on bridges and overpasses
• Travel may become hazardous during heavier bursts of freezing rain, sleet or snow

🌡 Temperatures will hover near freezing for much of the event, so minor changes in temperature could greatly impact what type of precipitation falls.

👉 Stay tuned for more updates
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🌧❄BELOW IS THE HRRR MODEL DEPICTION OF WHAT THE RADAR COULD LOOK LIKE AT 5PM TODAY (Monday)!

11/30/2025

⚠️ WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY
📅 6 AM Monday – 6 AM Tuesday

A glaze of ice is possible across parts of the Twin Lakes area, along with light sleet and snow accumulations up to ½ inch.

🧊 Travel impacts possible — especially on bridges, overpasses, and untreated surfaces.

🌨️ Temperatures will hover around freezing, so even minor accumulations can create slick spots.

This is a fast-moving system, but conditions could change quickly — so stay weather aware and stay tuned for updates!

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11/29/2025

🌨️ Twin Lakes Area Update – Monday into Tuesday

A wintry mix of light freezing rain, sleet, and snow will be possible across the region late Monday into early Tuesday.

🧊 Ice: Mostly light — up to a glaze possible.
❄️ Snow/Sleet: A dusting to around 1 inch at most for many areas.

⚠️ Still subject to change!
Small shifts in track and temperatures could mean more or less accumulation, so we’ll be watching closely.

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11/29/2025

🌧️ SATURDAY FORECAST — NASTY, RAW, WINDY & WET!

Get ready for a cold, miserable day across the Twin Lakes region!
Expect periods of rain, chilly temps in the 40s and low 50s, and north winds gusting up to 30 MPH, making it feel even colder.

💨 The combination of rain, wind, and temperatures near 50° will make for a raw and uncomfortable Saturday — perfect day to stay inside if you can.

☔ Keep the umbrella handy and plan for a blustery, damp day with limited sunshine.

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11/28/2025

🚨 Heads Up, Mountain Home! 🚨
Traffic Light Coming Down at 8th St & Hwy 62 East

On Monday, December 1st, the City of Mountain Home will remove the traffic light at 8th Street and Highway 62 East.

👉 Important changes to know:
• West 8th Street (between Hwy 62 and Hickory St) will be permanently closed.
• You will no longer be able to turn onto W 8th Street from Hwy 62 — it will be blocked off.
• Stop signs will replace the traffic light on E. 8th Street and S. Main St.

🚧 Construction will happen during the day. Expect:
• Lane shifts
• Slower speeds
• Short delays

⚠️ Please stay alert, watch for changing traffic patterns, and obey all signs and flaggers.
Using a different route might save you time.

Thank you for your patience while the city completes this work!

11/28/2025

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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a wonderful story from our friend Eva Wenzel of Mountain Home. We love local stories! What’s yours? Send us a message for a chance to be featured on our page!

Meet Tom the turkey pictured here in 1966 with young Adam. He became the Wenzel family’s household pet after becoming very protective of their sons Adam and Eric. He would chase away anyone that would try to get in their yard.

Tom grew to a whopping 45 pounds which was certainly intimidating!

Eva jokingly says he was too large to put in the oven, so he lived out his days as our pet.

Tom lived to an old age, and even in old age, he continued to guard the brothers. Eva says he made the loudest warning gobble, warning folks not to go near the boys.

Many years later Tom passed peacefully in the Wenzel’s yard.

11/27/2025

Saturday starts one of the biggest hunting weekends of the year across The Natural State. Whether you’re heading into the woods at sunrise or cheering on friends and family from home, we hope everyone has a SAFE and successful hunt!

Be sure to check the latest zones, seasons, and limits before you head out — staying informed helps protect wildlife and keep this tradition strong for generations:

👉 https://www.agfc.com/hunting/deer/deer-seasons-and-limits-by-zone/

Good luck out there, hunters — and Happy Thanksgiving!

Get the latest information on Deer Seasons and Limits by Zone. Plus, explore all of AGFC.com for all things hunting, fishing, and wildlife in Arkansas.

11/27/2025

Thinking About Deep-Frying Your Turkey This Thanksgiving? Here are some safety reminders you don’t want to skip:

• Do it outside — away from your house, deck, or garage
• Completely THAW and DRY the turkey before it hits the oil (water = dangerous splatter)
• Don’t overfill the fryer — check the oil level with water beforehand
• Turn off the burner when lowering the turkey in
• Wear gloves & keep a fire extinguisher handy — not water!
• Slow and steady — take your time lowering the turkey
• Keep kids and pets back from the fryer zone
• Stay with it until the fryer is off and the oil cools down

Deep-fried turkeys are delicious — just make sure the only thing getting crispy-skinned this holiday is the turkey!