15 Spots In Arkansas That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter

The 2016 winter season finally kicked off on January 22. Thanks to all who shared amazing pictures of the snow on our Facebook page. We’re looking forward to seeing many more excellent shots of the winter weather. Spring is still a while off, and there’s always a chance for another round of snow. Many cities around Arkansas got beautifully blanketed by Mother Nature, and people from all around the Natural State couldn’t wait to share the sight!

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Dana Johnson shared this photograph (taken on Tanyard Creek Trail) of how lovely Bella Vista looks in the snow.

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Beautiful Siloam Springs looks amazing in the snow! The downtown area especially looks photogentic when winter weather rolls into Arkansas.

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Kathy Hudson shared this photo of Corning, Arkansas at 5 a.m. on Friday morning after the snow made its way through the Natural State. Corning was covered!

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Terry and Julia Lamb of Blytheville shared this photo of their yard on the morning of January 22. The whole day was definitely one for playing in the snow (or staying inside and keeping warm)!

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The little town of Lynn got a huge amount of accumulation once the winter weather hit the area. Krystal Henderson shared this photo of a large tree with snow-covered limbs.

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Andi Strouse‎ says that freezing fog made this extremely beautiful picture of Mount Magazine in the snow so breathtaking.

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Sherri Pierce Rice‎ took this excellent shot in Camden this past Friday when the snow came to town. Nice work!

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Another of Arkansas's well known coldest locations, Cave City looked especially chilly on Friday when it was covered with a blanket of snow.

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The barn in the background makes this snowy shot of Jacksonville a perfect representation of what winter looks like in Arkansas. Thanks to Tammi for sharing this photo with KATV and the rest of the state!

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Vanessa Bradley shared this photograph of Maumelle after the snow came to central Arkansas early this past Friday. This is an impressive amount of snow for central Arkansas!

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The good people of Powhatan got fun and creative with the snow on Friday. Thanks to Terry McNelly for sharing this shot of a most tropical snow-bikini model.

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The ice and snow in Sherwood was especially lovely this past Friday morning. Spots like these look as if they're taken right out of a storybook.

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This photograph of Paron was taken on Friday by Chris & Lorretta Malone. The spillway at Lake Winona looks incredible in winter!

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Many thanks to Vaquessa Adams Sartin for taking this amazingly beautiful picture. The capital city has been captured on film after being paid a chilling visit from Mother Nature.

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The coldest town in Arkansas is also the coolest when it comes to taking pictures of snow. Gilbert is known for having the coldest temperatures on record in Arkansas history.

How much more wintry weather will we get this year? How have you prepared for it? Leave a comment on how you handled the snow day we had this past week. (Hopefully you stayed off the roads and had a well stocked refrigerator.) May your power stay on in the days ahead, and may you never run low on bread and milk!