I took advantage of the warmer weather to do some frozen waterfall hunting in the Ozarks. I saw plenty but this one pictured below was the biggest and tallest I could find (about 5 miles southeast of Pettigrew in southern Madison County).












You can see a few more pics - HERE

There certainly has been plenty of time for these frozen waterfalls to get quite big. Some of the higher elevations of the Ozarks and Ouachita's had been below freezing since the night of January 18th. Thats about six full days below freezing.

We also had another round of freezing fog and low clouds this morning across much of Eastern Oklahoma the River Valley. The low clouds and fog didn't clear out in Fort Smith until around noon. This prevented the temperatures from warming as much there. The highs in Northwest Arkansas (mid 60's) were nearly 10 degrees higher than Fort Smith (mid 50's).