*Severe Weather Update** #MondayMadness

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    Hey everybody, how you doing! I hope you're having a good night so far, I hate to be the bear of bad news, but we have some serious weather moving in tomorrow. Here's the deal, there's what we call a "Dry Line" setting up in Oklahoma tomorrow. A Dry Line, is a boundary along the frontal boundary where strong to severe storms start to develop, and get dangerous. That's in Oklahoma, it's tamed for tonight, but by morning, and tomorrow afternoon, it will reintensify over East Oklahoma and start to move closer to West Arkansas.. Well the problem is, tomorrow storms will start to fire up out ahead of that front in areas of instability in West, and into Central Arkansas. Now, let's stop here... I DO EXPECT a Tornado Watch to go out Tomorrow Afternoon for West Arkansas, and a portion of Central Arkansas. If these storms manage to stay Isolated, and off to themselves within this area of instability in West and Central Arkansas, Tornadoes will be a Possibility! IF there is a prolonged period of sunshine within this area of instability, then the chance for tornadoes will be ENHANCED. Storms will start to develop in West Arkansas in the Afternoon, Exactly where? That's ANYBODY'S Guess, storms popup at RANDOM and it's IMPOSSIBLE to predict exactly when and where. By tomorrow evening we should start to see more development in Southwest, and Central Arkansas, these storms will be developing within a Tornado Watch area Likely, so EVERYTHING will have to be closely watched, I expect a Squal Line to move from Left to Right across the State tomorrow night and be out by Tuesday. See pictures below.
This Picture is Courtesy of The National Weather Service in North Little Rock. There is an "Enhanced Risk" for West, and Central Arkansas. What an "Enhanced Risk" means is a Greater Area of Concern, within a general area of concern. Likely West Arkansas will DEFINITELY be in a Tornado Watch by tomorrow afternoon, as well as Some portions of Central Arkansas, anywhere that's in a Tornado Watch within that Orange area will have to be watched for developing deadly weather. 
The National Weather Service created a chart to help you understand what "Risk" means. Marginal means nothing. Slight Means we Might get Severe Weather, we Might Not, there's a Chance. Enhanced Means within that Slight Chance, there's More of a Chance for a certain area. Moderate Means there's a Great Possibility that you will see LOT'S of Severe Weather, Some Bad Tornadoes, and LOT'S of Storm Chasers. A High Risk??? That only happens once every 2-3 years..... You see a High risk, ALL HELL IS ABOUT TO BREAK LOOSE! Just Pray son, JUST PRAY!!! 

When it comes down to tomorrow, just be weather aware. I need you to SHARE this post to your local schools, make sure they get this update and is aware of the weather, this stuff will start to go live, and get sketchy around the time that schools let out. The WORST thing a school can do is put kids on buses, and drive into Tornadoes and Kill everybody. MAKE SURE THEY GET THE PICTURE. As for Working people that will be in the evening commute to-from work, MAKE SURE you stay tuned to me on Facebook, and tune your local news so that you don't drive out into a hellatious rush hour. BE AWARE OF THE WEATHER AROUND YOU. 

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