Arkansas Digs Out: Which Towns Topped the Snowfall Charts?

The winter storm has finally passed, but not without dumping a significant amount of snow and ice over a big portion of Arkansas over the weekend.

How Much Snow and Ice Did Arkansas Get and Where?

According to THV11, the hardest hit area was north-central Arkansas, where it's reported to have up to 12 inches of snow. The NWS says Little Rock recorded 10 inches, and Mount Nebo in the mountain region and Witts Springs had 12 inches of wintry precipitation.

For The Record, This Winter Storm Did Not Outdo Othe Winter Storms in Arkansas

Totals begin to decline as you go southward in the state near Texarkana, with most locations reporting a mix of sleet and ice accumulation with snow on top of it. This winter storm did not beat the 2025 storm that blasted some parts of Arkansas with well over 12 inches of snow.

It didn't outdo the Christmas ice storm in 2000, where the entire state was immobilized for weeks due to the intense winter storm, which caused massive power failures and shutdowns.

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Schools Closed in Arkansas and Power Still Being Restored in Hard-Hit Areas

Most schools are closed across Arkansas, and power crews continue to restore power to the hardest-hit areas.  Temperatures will remain below freezing for much of the state through Tuesday, with lows in the single digits, impending ice and snow to melt.

Motorists are asked to stay off the roads, and if you must get out, drive with extreme caution, especially over bridges and overpasses.

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The weather should begin to warm up by Wednesday, allowing for the snow and ice to melt. This could have been a lot worse, but thankfully, Arkansans made it through.