Impact Day Spotty and scattered showers

Fort Smith, ARLocal News

Scattered showers are predicted in Arkansas on Wednesday, according to 40/29 Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee. Rain chances are set to persist into the latter part of the week, raising concerns about localized flooding in certain areas. Meteorologists recommend that residents stay updated on weather conditions, particularly during this Impact Day. Local authorities have begun preparations to address potential flooding issues, emphasizing the importance of public safety. The forecast indicates that rainfall may vary significantly across the region, affecting travel and outdoor activities.

Bybee noted that the storm system could lead to hazardous conditions if not monitored closely. The community is urged to remain alert and have emergency plans in place. As the week progresses, updates will be crucial for residents to navigate the changing weather.

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