Tonight’s weather in the North Little Rock area calls for potential fog, so be cautious if you’re driving late. After some earlier rain leaving the ground damp, clearing skies create ideal conditions for fog to develop. There’s a good chance we’ll see areas of dense fog forming across parts of the region, particularly in the south.
Looking ahead to Monday morning in North Little Rock, expect chilly low temperatures. Across Arkansas, we’re forecasting lows to be in the 30s. So, if you’re heading out early, make sure to bundle up.
By Monday afternoon, North Little Rock Weather will bring a bit of a warm-up. High temperatures on Monday are expected to range from the mid 50s to mid 60s across the region, offering a milder day after a cold start.
For the extended outlook in North Little Rock, temperatures are trending upwards for the next seven days. We’ll see a continued climb in readings through Wednesday before a slight cool down. However, this cool down won’t be nearly as significant as the cold snap we recently experienced. This indicates a general warming trend for North Little Rock as we move further into the season.
This warmer weather in North Little Rock is a welcome sign that spring is approaching. As we get closer to the Vernal Equinox, we can observe the seasonal shift in day length. The hours of darkness will continue to decrease each day until day and night are equal, which occurs just after the Spring Equinox on March 20th. This change in day length is another indicator of the changing seasons and the arrival of warmer weather in North Little Rock.
