Strong thunderstorms producing hail is the main threat. The best chance for severe action is to the south, as strong storms have prompted a severe thunderstorm watch there. As the storms nove northeast I expect to see a sever thunderstorm watch posted for White County. Thursday things will calm down and temperatures will be back around average. We will dry off and warm up again for the weekend! Stay tuned to the blog for any updates.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Severe T'storms?
Light drizzle continues at the 8pm hour. We have had a light drizzle pretty much all day. Temperatures will get warmer throughout the night as a warm front is moving north and east. Humidity will continue to be high tonight and tomorrow. Low pressure moving across the central plains will bring us thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. The National Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma has put southern and eastern Arkansas into a slight risk for severe weather. Strong thunderstorms producing hail is the main threat. The best chance for severe action is to the south, as strong storms have prompted a severe thunderstorm watch there. As the storms nove northeast I expect to see a sever thunderstorm watch posted for White County. Thursday things will calm down and temperatures will be back around average. We will dry off and warm up again for the weekend! Stay tuned to the blog for any updates.
Strong thunderstorms producing hail is the main threat. The best chance for severe action is to the south, as strong storms have prompted a severe thunderstorm watch there. As the storms nove northeast I expect to see a sever thunderstorm watch posted for White County. Thursday things will calm down and temperatures will be back around average. We will dry off and warm up again for the weekend! Stay tuned to the blog for any updates.
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