Jonesboro and Craighead County are in an Enhanced (Level 3/5) risk area for severe weather
That’s how Jonesboro eclipse viewers described the total eclipse Monday
Embrace the wonder of this rare celestial event and create lasting memories under the darkened skies of the Natural State.
The week ahead promises varied weather conditions, starting with showers and thunderstorms on Monday, tapering off into sunny skies with gradually decreasing temperatures and winds throughout the week, culminating in clear and calm conditions by Thursday night.
The weekend weather forecast for Jonesboro indicates a transition from showers on Friday to gradually clearing skies by Saturday, with temperatures ranging from a high of 66°F on Friday to 58°F on Saturday.
The week starts with sunny conditions and temperatures gradually warming up from highs in the 40s to highs in the 70s by Wednesday. There’s a chance of showers towards the end of the week, with temperatures remaining mild in the 60s.
Friday will see a 40% chance of morning showers and thunderstorms, then becoming mostly cloudy with a high near 65°F, transitioning to a mostly clear night with a low around 45°F.
No photograph can capture the stunning beauty of a total solar eclipse, you must see it for yourself!
ARDOT remains committed to addressing the aftermath of the winter storm, prioritizing the repair of potholes to ensure the safety and well-being of Arkansas residents.
Williams Baptist University has made the decision to suspend all in-person instruction and close academic and business buildings for Wednesday, January 17.