Fayetteville, Ark. — The 40/29 Get Ready Weather Team is forecasting a cool Sunday morning across Northwest Arkansas. While temperatures will remain above freezing, a brisk start is expected, especially in the River Valley where brief showers may develop.
Morning Temperatures and Conditions
Early Sunday morning, highs will linger in the low 40s, creating a crisp atmosphere for early commuters and outdoor enthusiasts. The chill is not expected to reach freezing levels, so frost concerns are minimal.
Afternoon Warm‑up
By mid‑day, the mercury should climb into the 50s, offering a modest but welcome warm‑up for residents planning afternoon activities. The temperature rise will be gradual, keeping the overall feel of the day cool rather than warm.
Potential Showers
Scattered showers are possible, primarily over the River Valley corridor. These showers are expected to be brief and intermittent, with no severe weather warnings issued at this time. Residents should keep an eye on local radar updates if they have outdoor plans, especially near the river.
Safety Tips
Even with moderate temperatures, it’s wise to dress in layers and carry a light jacket. Drivers should exercise caution on wet roadways, particularly in low‑lying areas where water can accumulate. The 40/29 team recommends checking the live skycams and interactive radar for real‑time conditions.
Local Weather Resources
The 40/29 News app remains a valuable tool for staying informed about severe weather alerts, radar imagery, and hourly forecasts. Download the free app to receive personalized notifications for Fayetteville, the River Valley, and the broader Northwest Arkansas region.
About the 40/29 Get Ready Weather Team
Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee leads the team, supported by meteorologists Laura Huckabee, Drake Foley, and Cole Makos. Their combined expertise ensures accurate, community‑focused forecasts that help residents plan their days safely.
For a detailed seven‑day outlook, visit the 40/29 website or tune into the station’s videocast. Stay prepared, stay safe, and enjoy the cool Sunday ahead.
Original reporting: 40/29 / KHBS (NW Arkansas) — read the source article.
