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Weather Summary for Arkansas
National Weather Service Little Rock AR
1234 PM CST Mon Feb 11 2019

Moderate to heavy rainfall was observed across portions of 
central, north central, and north east Arkansas overnight into the
morning hours on Monday. As of noon Monday, two to four inches of
rainfall had already fallen across the affected area. In addition
to heavy rainfall, area roadways adjacent to creeks and rivers 
were rising where the heaviest of rainfall had occurred. 
Remember, if you come up on a flooded roadway, turn around don't 
drown. An additional one to three inches of rain will be possible 
across central, northern, and eastern Arkansas through the 
evening into Tuesday morning as more rounds of precipitation move 
through the state.

Temperatures this afternoon will warm into the upper 40s to mid
50s north of a stalled out frontal boundary which includes 
portions of central and northern Arkansas. South of the boundary, 
including much of south and south east portions of the state, 
temperatures will reach the mid to upper 60s.

The front will begin to move east on Tuesday, rain will come to an
end from west to east. High temperatures will top out in the 40s
and 50s. Dry weather will continue through mid week as high
pressure moves into the region. Mostly sunny conditions will be
seen through Wednesday. By late week, a new storm system will 
move into the state which bringing more unsettled weather to the 
Natural State.

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