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Best Times to Visit Little Rock
The best time to visit Little Rock is from March through May and from September to October, when daytime highs hover between the mid-60s and low 80s. You'll also score slightly lower hotel rates in spring and fall than you will during the busy summer season. Not only does summer welcome more tourists since the kids are out of school, but it also means sweltering temps that can reach the low 90s. Winter experiences cooler temperatures that barely reach 55 degrees for daytime highs. Little Rock sees a fair amount of precipitation year-round; so, no matter when you visit, bring an umbrella and a raincoat along.
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| March-May | Spring is when Little Rock starts waking up from its relatively quiet winters. During these months, you'll not only enjoy high temperatures in the mid-60s to low 80s, but you'll also enjoy some delicious culinary-themed festivals. Key Events:
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| June-August | Like other Southern locales, summer in Little Rock means hot and humid temperatures. During this time, you'll be exploring the city's attractions in 90-degree heat. You'll also fork over a bit more coin for hotel accommodations than you will during other times of the year. On the bright side, you're less likely to see rain during a summer vacation than other times of the year. Key Events:
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| September-November | Fall is a pleasant time to visit Little Rock. Temperatures begin to cool down from their summertime highs, which means it's a great time to start exploring outdoor attractions like Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Key Events:
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| December-February | Winter in Little Rock is mild compared to other parts of the country. Lows reach the mid-30s, while daytime highs creep into the upper 40s and low 50s. Though the temperatures aren't ideal, the price sure is: Winter is when you'll find the lowest hotel rates. Key Events:
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