Fayetteville, Ark. — The 40/29 Get Ready Weather Team is forecasting isolated showers to move across Northwest Arkansas on Sunday morning. Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee said the moisture surge will bring brief periods of rain, especially in the River Valley and surrounding communities.
Sunday morning outlook
According to the latest model runs, the showers will be scattered and generally light, with most locations seeing only a few minutes of precipitation. Temperatures are expected to remain in the mid‑50s to low‑60s, providing a cool start to the day. Residents should keep an eye on local radar for any sudden intensifications, though the overall risk of severe weather remains low.
Mid‑week rain chances
Looking ahead, the forecast calls for more substantial rain by mid‑week. By Thursday, the National Weather Service predicts a broader area of moderate to heavy rain, which could affect travel and outdoor activities. The weather team advises planning ahead for any events or work that might be impacted.
Stay safe and stay informed
The 40/29 Weather Team encourages viewers to download the free 40/29 News app, which offers real‑time alerts, interactive radar, and personalized safety notifications. The app can be customized to send warnings for severe weather, flash floods, or tornado watches, helping families protect their homes and loved ones.
For those who prefer a visual update, the station’s live skycams provide a continuous view of conditions across the River Valley. The 7‑day forecast is also available on the station’s website, giving a quick glance at temperature highs, lows, and precipitation probabilities for the coming week.
Community resources
Local emergency management agencies are on standby to respond to any weather‑related incidents. Residents are reminded to keep emergency kits stocked with water, non‑perishable food, flashlights, and batteries. In the event of flooding, avoid driving through standing water and follow any evacuation orders issued by county officials.
For additional information, viewers can watch the station’s daily videocast, which provides detailed analysis and answers to viewer questions. The Get Ready Weather Team—Darby Bybee, Laura Huckabee, Drake Foley, and Cole Makos—remains committed to keeping Northwest Arkansas safe and prepared.
Original reporting: 40/29 / KHBS (NW Arkansas) — read the source article.
