A Soggy Sunday Morning Gives Way to Drier Afternoon

Sunday: A damp start across the Mid-South as morning rain keeps the umbrella handy through daybreak. Showers begin wrapping up around midday, leaving behind only isolated, patchy drizzle for the afternoon under persistent overcast. Expect cool highs holding in the upper 60s. Tonight stays mostly cloudy with an isolated stray shower possible, though most neighborhoods stay dry as overnight lows dip into the lower 60s.

Monday:The workweek kicks off with stubborn cloud cover, but rain chances remain minimal. Milder air pushes back into the region, lifting afternoon temperatures into the low-to-mid 70s.

Looking Ahead: Tuesday starts quiet and cloudy before a line of showers and storms pushes in during the late afternoon and evening hours. Eastern Arkansas and communities along the Mississippi River are under a Level 1 (Marginal) risk for a few strong storms capable of gusty winds. Peak rain and storm coverage arrives overnight Tuesday into early Wednesday morning. Skies clear from west to east during the day Wednesday, ushering in a noticeably cooler, crisper pattern with highs in the 60s and overnight lows tumbling into the 50s through late week.

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