☔️ Thursday’s simulated radar and surface analysis… We’ll start to transition out of this unusually cool May pattern and into a more typical warm, muggy

⚡️ Still in an active pattern today but less people get the rain. Expect spotty showers at times and a handful of thunderstorms this afternoon.

🚨 Severe Weather… Data shows the highest risk of severe storms today in the Noon to 3pm timeframe for western Arkansas. This image reflects data

🚨 Storms arriving; Severe watch until 10am. Here are the main points… I have obligations during business hours but Skot Covert and Zachary Hall –

🌫️ After this morning fog mixes out, we’ll have more clouds than sun today, a few showers in the afternoon and highs in the upper

💦 Showers with heavy rain will move in later tonight into Saturday morning. This will likely affect both outdoor sports on Saturday, and sunrise Easter

🌪️From an historical standpoint, the tornado risk this time of year is at its highest for Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas. [NOAA/SPC 1982-2011 tornado historical data]

☀️ Here’s the upcoming temperature trend. The two main things you’ll notice are: A few passing showers are possible with each weak front but we’ll

☀️ Calm weather continues to dominate this week across the central and eastern half of the country. As the high pressure shifts east, south winds

To keep this brief and hit the main highlights… here’s what’s happening today: Morning storms may be severe with both wind and hail the primary

☔️ While a severe weather risk exists for the next several days, the big story is going to be heavy rain. Seems like we get