Severe Weather Update : MONDAY MADNESS

       Hey everybody, how's it going!? I hope everybody's having a fantastic evening so far. If you can't tell by the title, there is a chance for Severe Weather on Monday November 5th. Timing is still up in the air, some models suggest Noon - 12am for West - East Arkansas. Some models suggest Monday Night for just East Arkansas. I will be watching these models like a Hawk over the next couple of runs. Now, lets get into what to expect.
      As far as what to expect, for awhile now the Tornado threat has not been impressive to me at all, the measure of instability is relatively low, but the amount of twist in the atmosphere, it's what we like to call "Wind Shear", there will be lots of it in the atmosphere on Monday, and Monday Night. So the chance for spin ups with the squall line itself is very prominent! Now, granted spin up Tornadoes are not the biggest in size, but they are fast, and they are capable of taking lives, and damaging property! So with that said, people seriously need to take heed to the Warnings, and Watches that are issued. If a Tornado Warning goes out for you area, you need to act immediately and get to a safe place. Going outside to take pictures is just stupid, you put your life in danger by trying to be curious!
This Image is courtesy of The National Weather Service in North Little Rock, Ar. NWS did a amazing job at depicting where, and what the threats are. Slight risk for the Central 1/2 of the state, and an Enhanced Risk (More concentrated risk of Severe Weather within a given area) of Severe Weather for the East 1/2 of the State.
This Image is courtesy of the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma. As I stated above Slight Risk for Severe Weather is outlined for the Central 1/2 of Arkansas. An Enhanced Risk for Severe Weather is outlined for the East 1/2 of Arkansas, expect Tornado Watches during the day for that particular area especially.

The Threat is present here in the State for ALL MODES of Severe Weather, Hail, Damaging Thunderstorm Winds, and Tornadoes are all possible on Monday Afternoon and Night. At first I didn't think this system was all that impressive, but when the new round of model guidance came in, and I saw how much Twist (Wind Shear) will be in the wind, I started to gain interest in this. Over the next day I will get more certain about where, and what time all of this will go down, I will update as I know more, I promise. There IS A CHANCE FOR RAIN TONIGHT, but nothing Severe, just heavy Thunderstorms are expected.! Thanks for coming here to the Arkansas Weather Hawk's Blog, have a safe night everybody!

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