Severe Weather Update on Sunday Storms

-
     Hey everybody, how's it going!  I know I haven't done much here on the blog, or on my facebook page.  Nothing has really been happening as far as weather goes,  Arkansas Weather has been fairly quiet.  In which I think that's not a bad thing, given the time of year this is. But as Storm Season wraps up,  it has been pretty uneventful, but that will soon change in a not so big way.  So as far as Sunday Storms. Throughout yesterday and today we've had little waves of moisture to come through the state.  These punches of moisture have been fairly unsevere for the most part. But Sunday we will get a shot at some Strong storms that won't be so weak. So on Sunday a cold front that's expected to be strong is slated to move through the state from left to right. Now with this front the stronger chances for severe weather will be early in the Front's life,  meaning the strongest potential for severe weather will be in West Arkansas. Now this front will move through as a Squall Line (Line of Strong to Severe Storms from North-South). At this time the highest threats are expected to be Strong Damaging Straight Line Winds, and Large Hail. With this particular Front due to the Time it's moving in and the lack of instability, the Tornado Threat seems low. I mean I won't say it's impossible, but just a low chance.  But however, there is no doubt there will be tons of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings as this line of storms move through the State on Sunday evening and night.
 
Here's a really good forecast issued by the National Weather Service in North Little Rock, this forecast pretty much sums up what I've said. A Slight Risk for Severe Weather has been issued by the Storm Prediction Center in Norman Oklahoma for the state of Arkansas. This is valid Sunday, and the Timing is Sunday Afternoon, Sunday evening, and possibly Overnight Sunday into Monday Morning for Strong to Severe Storms associated with this Squall Line and Storm Front.  
Here's the Slight Risk issued by the Storm Prediction Center in Norman Oklahoma. Again the main threats for Severe Weather is the possibility of High Damaging thunderstorm Winds,  and Large Hail. Also Heavy Driving rain poses a major threat to people out there driving in these storms. They will be around into the nighttime hours making driving that much more dangerous. Lightning is one of the number 1 killers in Nature so be very careful when you find yourself around dangerous Lightning. Y'all know that I will update as things change if anything change.  I will also update social media with any new watches and warnings issued as storms move through. 

Follow me on Social Media 
TheArkansas WeatherHawk - Facebook 
@OmarrWilson - Twitter
The Arkansas Weather Hawk - Google Plus 

I am The Arkansas Weather Hawk 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE: 4/03/19 Thursday Thunder

-
Image
     Hey everybody, I hope everybody is having a Fantastic night so far, and I hope everybody is safe. Over the last week, I've been watching a Storm System moving through tomorrow afternoon. The Main threats will be Limited Due to the timing of day, and the level of severity will be limited due to the lack of Instability. See Below.      This is a map courtesy of the National Weather Service in North Little Rock, as you can see here the Primary Threats will be Large Hail, and Damaging Thunderstorm Winds. Tornadoes cannot be ruled out, but are not likely.  This will not be a widespread severe weather outbreak. Mainly because this will come as two waves of moisture. The first wave of showers and storms will move through early in the morning on Thursday, SOME MAY BE STRONG. So for those getting up for work, and school, be aware of this. That first Initial wave will move through and leave lingering rain behind. This will cause cooling, and stabilize the atmosphere to keep Severe
Read more

First Weather Update of 2016 !!!!!!

-
Image
     Heyy Everybody GoodMorning, and How's it Going!! Thanks for coming here to the Weather Hawk's Blog for the first blog post update of the new year! I'm doing this update to inform you guys of our first rain chances of the new year! First for two things aye! Well first thing's first, I'd Like to THANK EVERYBODY for your Happy Birthday Wishes back on my Birthday (New Year's Eve), makes me feel Loved, Thank You everybody. I'd also like to wish EVERYBODY a Happy New Year! I hope and pray that you all had a safe, and enjoyable New Year regardless of what you did for new years. 2015 flew by, it's now officially 2016. So let's get down to bidness shall we?     So as far as our next rain chances goes, our next rain chance comes in during the Second half of our work week this week. All of you know I generally study 3 different weather models that I tend to find most accurate for my predictions on what I think is going to happen. The GFS (Global Forecasti
Read more

Overnight Storms

-
Image
     Hey everybody, how's it going! I hope you guys are having a good day so far. I know I haven't done any weather updates recently, haven't had much going on weather wise, and I'm in the middle of a busy work week, so I just haven't had time to do anything. But I'm making time today, because we have a storm system coming in overnight tonight, and into tomorrow morning. So lets take a dive into it aye.     As far as Timing goes, It's looking like Late this Evening in Oklahoma, Later tonight in West Arkansas, and moving left to right across the state during the Overnight Hours. So for Central Arkansas 12-2AM would be a good bet, and East Arkansas 2-7AM would be a good bet.     As far as what the threats are, well mainly due solely to the timing of the night this will move in, the MAIN threats are Hail, and Damaging Straight Line Winds. At First this was expected to move in during the Evening hours, and that raised some Tornado Concern among Meteorologist,
Read more