Little Rock is starting Saturday with clear skies and temperatures around 46 degrees, but the calm morning comes with a distinctly chilly weekend setup. The city should warm to near 63 Saturday afternoon under partly sunny skies, then drop to around 39 overnight.
Frost Risk Grows Sunday Morning
The latest forecast from the National Weather Service says frost will become more widespread across Arkansas early Sunday, with isolated freezing temperatures possible in some spots. Little Rock's low near 39 Saturday night could be cold enough to matter for sensitive plants, even as the city avoids any official frost or freeze advisory.
Sunday brings a high near 68. Winds should stay light, and no watches, warnings or advisories are posted for the area.
Sunny Stretch Sends Temperatures Into The 70s
The forecast turns noticeably warmer Monday, with sunshine and a high near 72, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high near 74 Tuesday. Rain chances remain essentially zero through Monday, keeping the early-week outlook friendly for errands, outdoor plans and anyone ready to put the heavy jacket back in the closet.
That is a meaningful shift from the earlier Hoodline forecast, which was tracking a cooler weekend after the previous storm pattern. The latest outlook now shows the coldest mornings arriving first, followed by a quick rebound into above-normal temperatures.
Veterans Day Brings Warmth With No Rain Expected
Wednesday, Veterans Day, should stay mostly sunny with a high near 75. Rain chances are not expected from Friday through Thursday.
Thursday turns sunny and cooler near 68, while Friday looks sunny later with a high around 69. In other words, Little Rock gets a crisp weekend, a springlike midweek tease and then a return to more seasonable fall temperatures.
