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Little Rock, AR – Arkansas residents are preparing for a potential winter storm that is expected to bring snow and sleet Thursday night into Friday. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Little Rock warns of significant rainfall, especially in central and southern Arkansas.
According to NWS officials, the storm system could deposit more than three inches of snow and sleet in some areas. Heavy snowfall is most likely in the central and southern regions of the state, where moisture will be most abundant.
Forecasters stress that the outlook is preliminary, and details may change as additional data becomes available. Current models show the storm will move into Arkansas late Thursday night, potentially causing impacts to traffic and local infrastructure.
Residents are urged to monitor forecasts closely and prepare for potentially hazardous road conditions. The NWS recommends stockpiling emergency supplies, including food, water, and flashlights, before the storm.
Stay updated by following the National Weather Service or local officials for the latest information on timing and severity.
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