Severe weather threat lowered; strong winds and bitter cold still forecasted
Published on March 15, 2026.
A line of storms is expected to occur Sunday afternoon, bringing a significant drop in temperatures and potentially even light snowfall. The National Weather Service has downgraded the threat of severe weather to North Central Arkansas, with stronger storms expected to develop east towards the Arkansas Tennessee state line. The NWS has issued a Wind Advisory through Monday morning, with sustained winds expected to reach 15-30 mph and potentially cause damage to trees and utilities. A Freeze Warning has been issued for the area after midnight into Monday morning.
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