February 6th 2019 Severe Weather Update

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        Hey everybody, how's it going!? I hope everybody is having a fantastic day so far. Right now Im watching a Developing threat for Severe Weather here in the State. At this current hour 13:15 Wednesday February 6th, 2019 there are Storms in the state up north, and west. Right now they are Below Severe Limits. But based on the Instability measures in the state, they do have the potential to become Severe at any time.
        Now, with the aforementioned being said, I do not think we will have a repeat of "Super Tuesday" February 5th 2008, but there is a chance for an isolated tornado if one of those storms get organized. Organization isn't present at this time, but if there is any, a tornado may be possible. The only threats here is High, damaging Thunderstorm Winds. That's the only primary threat I'm concerned about at this point. If any watches, or warnings are issued, they will be immediately broadcasted on my social media. I will post an update later today, or tomorrow about an upcoming temperature swing. Thanks for coming here to the Weather Hawk's blog.
This is graphics courtesy of The National Weather Service in North Little Rock, Arkansas. Fairly high confidence or expectations of high damaging wind. There's also a fairly low, but present confidence, or expectation for tornadoes/a tornado. 

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