While the storm systems in the Gulf of Mexico were moving away from Arkansas during the morning of the 7th, an intensifying system aloft was set to arrive from the Plains. This time, snow spread over the southeast half of the state during the afternoon hours.
In the picture: An intensifying storm system aloft ("X") arrived during the afternoon of 03/07/2007...and produced areas of heavy snow in the southeast half of Arkansas.

As far as accumulations, round one was more potent...with widespread 4 to 8 inch amounts in northern and western Arkansas...and locally over a foot of snow.
In the picture: Snowfall on March 6-7, 2008. Round one (blue colors) affected northern and western Arkansas, with round two (yellow lines) in the south and east.

Around Fox (Stone County), 18 inches of snow was reported, with 14 inches on Dodd Mountain near Mountain View (Stone County), 13 inches at Vendor (Newton County), and up to 12 inches around Dennard (Van Buren County) and Deer (Newton County).

	Two to six inches of snow was common (and locally more) with round two in the southern and eastern counties. White Hall (Jefferson County) had 7 inches of snow, with 6 inches at Brinkley (Monroe County) and Monticello (Drew County).
In the picture: Light snow fell in Jacksonville (Pulaski County) by the late morning of 03/07/2008, with heavier snow developing farther south and east. The picture is courtesy of Donny Cook. Click to enlarge.

Links of Interest

Some Snowfall Totals

Snow Pictures

Storm Reports

Heavy snow fell in northern and western Arkansas on March 6th and early on the 7th...and in the southern and eastern counties during the afternoon of the 7th. For a look at some reports, click here.
In the picture: Preliminary reports of snow in the Little Rock County Warning Area on March 6-7, 2008 (in red).