Fayetteville, Ark. — The 40/29 Get Ready Weather Team reports that the start of the work week will be a touch warmer than the cooler conditions experienced over the weekend. Residents can expect daytime highs on Monday and Tuesday to climb a few degrees, offering a more comfortable start for commuters and families alike.
Mid‑week rain chances rise
While the early part of the week brings modest warmth, the forecast shifts toward a higher probability of precipitation by mid‑week. The River Valley and much of Northwest Arkansas are slated to see an increase in rain chances, with scattered showers likely Thursday and Friday. The team advises listeners to keep an eye on local radar updates, especially if outdoor plans are in the works.
What to expect each day
- Monday: Highs in the mid‑60s°F, a slight rise from the weekend’s low‑50s.
- Tuesday: Similar temperatures, with highs again in the mid‑60s°F.
- Wednesday‑Friday: Growing chance of rain, with temperatures holding steady in the low‑60s°F.
For those who prefer visual tools, the 40/29 News website offers a 7‑day forecast map for Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley, as well as an interactive radar and live sky‑cam feeds. These resources can help residents plan around any developing weather patterns.
Stay prepared
The Get Ready Weather Team, led by Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee and supported by meteorologists Laura Huckabee, Drake Foley, and Cole Makos, reminds viewers to download the free 40/29 News app. The app provides real‑time alerts for severe weather, ensuring that families and businesses stay safe during any sudden changes.
In addition to the app, viewers can subscribe to the 40/29 News YouTube channel for regular weather updates and community news. The station encourages everyone to stay informed, especially as the rain window approaches later in the week.
Overall, the early‑week warmth offers a pleasant break from the cooler weekend, but the upcoming increase in rain chances means residents should remain vigilant and ready to adjust plans as needed.
Original reporting: 40/29 / KHBS (NW Arkansas) — read the source article.
