It is still winter, though. I made what I thought was a good forecast the preceding Friday morning. It looked like less than a tenth of an inch of ice on Monday morning, at a quiet time for the airport. But as the weekend went on, things looked worse. The airport and southern part of Shelby County escaped with a touch of freezing rain and sleet on Sunday night and Monday morning, but points north and west got bombed. Schools north of Shelby were still closed on Thursday, awaiting electricity. I-40&55 were backed up for dozens of miles in eastern Arkansas Monday and Tuesday.
Cordova had occasional thunderstorms for a few hours Sunday night and the rain was moderate part of the time. The ag-center received almost three inches of rain, while the temperature hovered in the lower 30s. 
