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Next 12 hours
- 11 am46°
- 12 pm
51° - 1 pm52°
- 2 pm52°
- 3 pm54°
- 4 pm52°
- 5 pm49°
- 6 pm
48° - 7 pm45°
- 8 pm43°
- 9 pm41°
- 10 pm40°
7-day forecast
- SunNov 15
54° 31°Partly Sunny - MonNov 16 57° 35°Sunny
- TueNov 17 62° 42°Sunny
- WedNov 18 66° 52°Sunny15%
- ThuNov 19 68° 53°Partly Sunny9%
- FriNov 20 71° 55°Mostly Sunny5%
- SatNov 21 70° 47°Partly Sunny then Chance Rain Showers39%
Today: Partly sunny. High near 54, with temperatures falling to around 50 in the afternoon. East wind 5 to 10 mph.
Monday: Sunny. High near 57, with temperatures falling to around 52 in the afternoon. East wind 0 to 5 mph.
Tuesday: Sunny. High near 62, with temperatures falling to around 57 in the afternoon. Southeast wind 0 to 5 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 66. South wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Outdoors today
- SunUp 6:51 am · down 5:06 pm 🌓 First quarter
- FireNo burn ban (Carroll Co.) · Moderate fire danger
- DryExtreme drought countywide; 18% exceptional
Forecast and observations: National Weather Service.
Radar — Carroll County, Northwest Arkansas and the regionRadar map
Animated loops of the last hour (one frame per radar scan: every 4–6 minutes in storms, about every 10 minutes when it's dry), rebuilt every 5 minutes from the NOAA NEXRAD radars at Springfield, Fort Smith, Tulsa and Little Rock (super-resolution base reflectivity, 250 m detail), drawn on our own relief map. Colours: green = light to moderate rain, yellow/orange = heavy, red = very heavy, pink/purple = hail likely.
Open the full, zoomable NWS radar ↗
How our live radar works
Most sites show someone else's radar picture. Ours is built right here: every 5 minutes our server downloads the raw scans from twelve National Weather Service NEXRAD radars around Arkansas, decodes them itself and draws every pixel on our own relief map of the Ozarks.
- Clean rain. Each radar also reports what it is seeing; we use that to remove ground clutter, birds and bugs, so you only see weather.
- Sharp detail. 250-metre detail, with the nearby radars merged into one picture.
- Storm tracks. An arrow on each strong storm shows where it is heading, with dots for 15, 30 and 45 minutes — click one for the towns in its path.
- Live warnings. Tornado, severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings from the Weather Service — click one for its full text.
- Storm arrival times. We measure which way the storms are moving and how fast, then estimate when they reach each town.
- Lightning and hail. Lightning from NOAA's GOES-19 weather satellite; hail cores from the radar.
- Winter colours. Snow shows blue and wintry mix pink — only when nearby weather stations are near freezing.
- Your way. Names over or under the rain, fade the rain, switch layers on or off in the green bar, click a radar for full screen.
Data: NOAA / National Weather Service (NEXRAD radar, warnings, observations), NOAA GOES-19 lightning, USGS, U.S. Census Bureau. Radar designed, built and run by the HBE Yakabit Engineering Team.
