A southwest wind flow aloft brought a storm system into Arkansas on the 31st. Daytime temperatures were well below normal, and generally in the 20s to around 30 degrees.
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A southwest wind flow aloft brought a storm system into Arkansas on the 31st. Daytime temperatures were well below normal, and generally in the 20s to around 30 degrees. Light snow developed over roughly the northern half of the state. One to two inch accumulations were common, with locally up to three inches.
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The heaviest snow on the 31st fell across northern sections of the state, including Izard County. Up to three inches of snow was reported.
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