Winter Storm in Madison, Arkansas

Arctic air spread into northwestern Arkansas on the 12th, with a reinforcing surge of cold air coming on the 13th. The cold air was deep enough to support snow as precipitation spread into the area midday on the 14th as an upper level disturbance approached the region from the west. The snow continued into the evening across portions of northwest Arkansas, with four inches of snow occurring across much of the region, and four to six inches of snow falling over portions of Crawford, Franklin, Washington, and Madison Counties.