Wednesday, September 23, 2009

A Pleasant Change on the Way!


Good evening! It looks as though rain chances will hold on to end the week. For the weekend, conditions look immaculate compared to what they've been this week. For tonight look for slight rain chances. Rain chances increase for tomorrow!~Stephen Goodale

Monday, September 21, 2009

Severe Weather Update

Good evening! A brief severe weather update...A bow echo has formed just to the west of Little Rock. Strong winds and hail are possible along and ahead of the bow echo. For White County... expect strong winds in excess of 60 mph, heavy rain, and hail. An isolated tornado is not out of the question, but is unlikely. Storms are moving East at 35 mph. Storms will be near White County in the next hour to two hours.

More rain ahead!

Good afternoon. Temperatures have been above average today. The humidity has also returned. As we go through tonight expect clouds to increase and a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms. Tomorrow showers and storms will be more widespread as a cold front makes its way through our state. Look for temperatures to return to the 80's by Wednesday, although rain stays in the forecast. Also Fall arrives tomorrow at 4:18 PM.~Stephen Goodale

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Impressive Rainfall Totals


Rainfall amounts over the past 24 hours have been impressive. Here are some other impressive numbers from around the state:
Wynne 3.30
Newport 3.10
Des Arc 2.30
Dardanelle 2.28
Hot Springs 2.16
Morrilton 2.15

The rain continues!

Good afternoon! At the Searcy Airport a little over six inches of rain has fallen in the last 24 hours. More rainfall is expected overnight and into tomorrow. No severe weather is expected, just heavy downours at times. A Flash Flood Warning remains in effect until 6 PM and a Flash Flood Watch remains in effect until Thursday night. Rain chances will diminish greatly by Friday as low pressure weakens and moves east. Expect another one to four inches in White County over the next 24 hours. ~Stephen Goodale

Monday, September 14, 2009

A rainy week

Good afternoon! Another dreary day across much of Arkansas. Isolated showers will remain in the forecast tonight. Shower and thunderstorm activity will become more wide spread tomorrow. The umbrella may come in handy as showers and thunderstorms will be the rule over the next week. ~Stephen Goodale

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Humidity returns!

Good evening! Although Searcy enjoyed another day of below average temperatures, the humidity is slowly starting to return. Expect another night with lows in the lower 60's and clear skies. Highs tomorrow will be warmer in the upper 80's with a little more humidity. A cold front will be making its way into central Arkansas by Friday providing rain chances. ~ Stephen Goodale