Little Rock, Arkansas — 3-Day Severe Weather Forecast
Today — Wednesday, June 3: No Severe Threat
Expect drier and more comfortable weather across Little Rock today with partly cloudy skies and lower humidity. Temperatures will be pleasant thanks to cooler air moving in behind a recent front. Low chances exist for any light rainfall this afternoon, but mostly fair conditions are forecast. No severe weather or thunderstorms are expected. Northeast winds will keep things breezy but nothing hazardous.
Tomorrow — Thursday, June 4: No Severe Threat
Tomorrow in Little Rock, expect fair skies and stable weather conditions throughout the day. The atmosphere will remain calm with no thunderstorms or severe weather in the forecast. Mild humidity around 66°F dewpoints will make for comfortable temperatures. No significant wind or rain is anticipated. Stay tuned for any updates, but a quiet day is ahead.
Day 3 — Friday, June 5: No Severe Threat
Primary hazards: lightning
On Friday, June 5th, expect a chance of scattered thunderstorms around Little Rock. These storms should remain weak and non-severe, with no expectation of damaging winds, large hail, or tornadoes. The atmosphere lacks the setup for anything stronger. Brief heavy rain and frequent lightning are possible in any storms that pop up. Plan outdoor activities with an eye on the sky and have a way to get indoors quickly if thunder rumbles.
Extended Outlook (Days 4–7)
Day 4 — Sunday, June 7: No Severe Threat
High temperatures around 87°F and lows near 73°F are expected under humid conditions on Sunday. A pattern may be developing that could support some thunderstorms, but predictability remains very low this far ahead. Conditions could become conducive to stronger activity in spots, though this is highly uncertain with marginal support and no signals from severe weather outlooks. The general risk should be monitored in coming updates.
Day 5 — Monday, June 8: No Severe Threat
Highs near 91 degrees with lows around 72 degrees are expected under humid conditions. While a pattern may develop that could support some thunderstorm activity, conditions appear unlikely to become conducive to severe weather. Predictability remains very low this far out, and any general risk should be monitored closely as forecasts evolve.
Day 6 — Tuesday, June 9: No Severe Threat
Warm and humid conditions are anticipated with highs near 82°F and overnight lows around 73°F. A pattern may be developing that includes some atmospheric instability, but very weak winds aloft limit potential for storm organization. The overall severe weather risk remains highly uncertain this far ahead and should be closely monitored as patterns evolve.