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Fort Smith Faces Heatwave and Rain Clash in Next 3 Days — Locals Advised to Stay Alert
From pop-up storms to rising heat indices, Fort Smith’s 3-day weather forecast packs a summer punch
The city of Fort Smith, Arkansas, is staring down a dramatic mix of weather conditions this week, as the forecast swings from humid thunderstorms to oppressive summer heat. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what residents can expect between July 1 and July 3, 2025.
July 1 (Monday): Thunder Rumbles and Humidity Soars
Start your week with overcast skies and scattered thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. With a high of around 86°F and humidity nearing 75%, expect it to feel even warmer. Winds may pick up slightly, and localized downpours could lead to brief travel delays. Keep umbrellas and caution close at hand.
July 2 (Tuesday): Breaks of Sun, Still Muggy
Tuesday brings partly sunny skies, but intermittent showers are likely, especially during early morning and late afternoon. The high will climb to 88°F, and with continued high humidity, the heat index may push past 93°F. Not an ideal day for strenuous outdoor work — take breaks and hydrate often.
July 3 (Wednesday): Intense Heat on the Horizon
By Wednesday, the sun returns in full force, but so does the intense heat. With temperatures reaching 93°F and a heat index approaching triple digits, heat advisories are likely. The UV index will be high, so residents are urged to wear sunscreen, stay indoors during peak hours, and avoid heat-related risks.
Fort Smith 3-Day Weather Forecast Table
| Date | Condition | High / Low (°F) | Precipitation Chance | Humidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 1 (Mon) | Cloudy, Thunderstorms | 86 / 71 | 50% | 75% |
| July 2 (Tue) | Partly Sunny, Scattered Showers | 88 / 73 | 30% | 70% |
| July 3 (Wed) | Sunny and Hot | 93 / 76 | 10% | 63% |
Key Alerts for Fort Smith Residents
- Storm Prep: Expect thunderstorm delays on Monday afternoon.
- Hydration Warning: Tuesday and Wednesday’s heat index may cause heat exhaustion.
- UV Alert: Sunscreen and shade essential during midday hours on Wednesday.
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