Our forecast today is taking us to central Arkansas. It’s not quite the Ozarks, not quite the Mississippi Valley, it’s Pine Bluff!

At 753PM, CT, Pine Bluff was reporting a temperature of 84 degrees, with dew points in the low 70s. The high dew points were not enough to trigger isolated thunderstorms across the region, with a weak upper ridge nosing into the region, suppressing flow in any direction.
Guidance is fairly consistent about lee troughing emerging as the week draws to an end. If anything, this will mean even more humidity, this time from the Gulf, rather than augmented by the woods of the Ozarks, and at all levels. While precipitation isn’t expected, there is an increased level of clouds by Friday.
Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, high 91, Low 70
Friday – Partly cloudy, High 96, Low 71

TWC: Tomorrow – Sunshine. High 97, Low 71
Friday – Sunshine. High 98, Low 73

AW: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny High 96, Low 70
Friday – Plenty of sunshine High 96. Los 71

NWS: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 96, Low 71
Friday – Sunny and hot,  High 97, Low 71

WB: Tomorrow – Sunny. High 94, Low 75
Friday – Sunny. High 92, Low 73

WN: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 96, Low 71
Friday – Mostly sunny, High 97, Low 71

CLI: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 96, Low 71
Friday – Sunny, High 98, Low 72

It looks fairly quiet on radar over Arkansas. Those storms aren’t going to be working north any time soon.