The Arkansas Weather Hawk's Blog

              Hey Everybody! I hope everything is going well with everyone, and I hope everybody had a safe Thanksgiving and Black Friday Holiday! The weather was pleasant on Thanksgiving, was a bit on the cool side Thanksgiving night, I saw some sprinkles in spots around Central Arkansas, but nothing else remarkable, which was good. The Weather Models have flopped a little bit regarding this upcoming Winter Weather situation that I cover in my previous Weather Update.               Now 2 days ago, I made an update sharing my predictions based on the GFS Weather Model. In that update, the GFS noted Freezing Temperatures in Central Arkansas Monday-Thursday of next week. Over the last few Model runs, the GFS and EURO have both warmed up on Wednesday, and both models are consistent on Mid - Low 30s Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Mornings of next week. At first there were some talks about the Possibility of ...

        Hey everybody, and Happy Thanksgiving! I hope everything is well with everybody, and all is safe! Enjoy your Holidays, and Black Friday shopping. It's officially time for our first Official Winter Weather Update of 2020! I'm sure this year this is Winter Weather Update #1 out of Many this season, and I'm sure most of them will be Temperature related, I don't think we'll have much in the way of Consistent precipitation, but we'll definitely be freezing! Speaking of Freezing Temperatures, that's what this Update is about. Some Weather Models were hitting at a chance for some wintery mix in certain sections of the state in the wee hours Monday Morning, I do not think it's impossible, but I don't think it's likely either.              So about the upcoming chance for freezing temperatures. The temps have already dropped fairly low in certain areas of the state already thus far this season. But here in Central Arkansas, we h...

          How's it Going everybody!? I hope all is well, and everybody is staying safe out there! Here in Arkansas as some of you know, we have Two primary Severe Weather Seasons. We tend to see Severe Weather mors commonly in the transition months when the atmosphere transitions from Cold to Hot, Hot to Cold. The Transition of the atmosphere tends to create a lot of instability with frontal systems that move through, unstable climate conditions create lot's of "Wind Shear" (Turning of the Wind with Height,) thus giving incoming storm systems the leverage to rotate, or produce lot's of Severe Thunderstorm force winds. It's not uncommon here in Arkansas for us to see Tornadoes on Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Halloween is usually cold, and damp, but Thanksgiving and Christmas isn't uncommon to have Tornado Sirens and Lightning around here. So that being said, we are only just a couple of weeks away from Thanksgiving, and here we have today, November 14th, 20...