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Extreme Wildfire Danger Grips Arkansas This Weekend as Little Rock Ties 100-Degree Record and a Cool Front Is Expected to Bring Lighter Heat Next Week

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Dry air, burn bans and near-record September heat are keeping fire danger high across Arkansas, with a weak front likely to lower temperatures early next week.

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