Overnight/Early Morning Storms, Nothing Too Frightening

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     Hey Good Evening Everybody, How's it going! Everybody is somewhat scared from our last Storm System that came through on Monday/Tuesday. I just want to say THANK YOU!!! Thank You to EVERY LAST Human Being that came here to my Weather Blog, and THANK YOU to every last one of you on Social Media that follow my updates and warnings!!! THANK YOU TO EVERYBODY that support, and encourage me, and lastly THANK YOU to EVERYBODY that depend on me for information! THANK YOU!! You all are the reason I do this, and You all are the reason I've come this far! THANK YOU!!!!  Now that I got that out the way! On to Tonight, an Tomorrow!
     Okay, so Later tonight a Storm System will move out of the plains and into Arkansas, this is a Unique one because it's not moving directly Left to Right (West to East) across the state, this one is moving Diagonally From Left/Top to Right/Bottom (Northwest to Southeast). So Northwest Arkansas will have a chance for Strong Storms Overnight Tonight, and into tomorrow morning for Central Arkansas. Because this system will be moving Southward, there is a enhanced threat for Straight Lined Damaging Thunderstorm Winds. That's the Main Threat, and that's what I'm mostly concerned about, STRONG WINDS! Now the Threat comes in Overnight tonight for North Arkansas. Sometime in the EARLY Morning (3-8am) for Central Arkansas, and Afternoon-Evening for Southeast Arkansas. Now tonight and in the Morning (For Northeast, and Central Arkansas), my main concerns are HIGH WINDS, and Possibly some Hail. Chance for Tornadoes is LOW, I mean It's NEVER Impossible come on, it's Arkansas. But the Chance is Low at this time. There will be redevelopment in Southeast Arkansas tomorrow evening, they'll refire off of the daytime heating of the Ground, but even then, Instability will be relatively Low, so the Chance for Tornadoes isn't Impressive at all. See pics Below.
Here's a Risk Forecast courtesy of The National Weather Service @Little Rock for Overnight Tonight, and Tomorrow. They're thinking pretty much the same as me, Slight Risk for Strong Storms in Northwest Arkansas overnight, Strong Winds are the main threat, lot's of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings with these Storms. Tornadoes aren't Impossible but not Likely either. 
Here's Tomorrow's Risk issued by The Storm Predicton Center in Norman Oklahoma for South Arkansas. Like I say, storms will refire off of that daytime heating of the ground, the instability measures aren't impressive, so again the Chance for Tornadoes is Isolated. Hail is more of a concern along with high damaging winds. 

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