Rain will develop late tonight into early Thursday morning as an area of low pressure moves across the Lower Mississippi Valley. Rain may switch to a rain/snow mixture Thursday afternoon/evening into early Friday morning over portions of Northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel, and portions of West Tennessee especially near the Tennessee River.
Possible/Expected Impacts:
Snowfall amounts will average around a tenth of an inch at best on grassy surfaces. No impacts are expected as ground temperatures still remain warm.
Rainfall amounts through Friday morning will average from a few hundredths near the Missouri/Kentucky border to one quarter inch near I-40, and one half inch to one inch over North Mississippi.
Confidence:
Low (1/5) for impacts across Northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel, and portions of West Tennessee especially near the Tennessee River.
Extended Outlook:
Another chance for winter precipitation is possible late Sunday night into Monday as an area of low pressure moves across the Mid-South. Uncertainty still exists with this next system and is being monitored in later forecasts.
- NWS
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