⚠️SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE⚠️ Wicked Wednesday‼️

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        Hey Everybody, I hope all is great! Time to Change Gears here on the Blog, from Winter to Spring, from Snowmageddon to the ThunderDome! There is a Chance, our First Legit Chance for Severe Weather and Tornadoes here in Arkansas. There was somewhat of a chance this past Sunday (March 14th, 2021), but with evaporative cooling taking place over Arkansas, storms stayed Below Severe Limits with no Severe Storms. But however, this coming Storm System moving into Arkansas by Wednesday will be a lot more potent, and unstable. Due to the amount of Instability accompanied with this system, it has raised some obvious concerns for Severe Weather in the State. So Let's dig in.

       While the Weather has been quite pleasant as we have shifted from Winter to Spring here in Arkansas, that comes at a price..... The Price we Pay is our Primary Storm Season, it's really starting to ramp up across Arkansas this week with one major chance at some pretty strong storms. Let's break this down. 
Okay now this Map is Courtesy of The National Weather Service in North Little Rock. This is a risk area outlined by the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma. As You can See here, the ENTIRE STATE of Arkansas is under some type of Risk for Severe Weather. But the Orange Outlined Area is an area of ENHANCED Concern For Severe Weather due to certain Perameters that are Particularly Present in that Area. The MAIN THREATS HERE are Wind, HAIL, and ISOLATED Tornadoes. 
This is the HRRR (High Resolution Rapid Refresh) Weather Model. This Model is valid out to 2pm Wednesday Afternoon. This image shows the Onset of The Severe Weather Here in Central Arkansas in the form of a Broken Line. These Storms will have the potential based on the amounts of Instability in the Atmosphere to be what we call "Rapidly Developing" which means they can form, and quickly pose a Severe Weather/Tornado Threat. We will have to Monitor these Storms from This Point on into Wednesday Evening for Tornadoes, and Severe Weather

I DO NOT, I DO NOT, Think this will be a Widespread Tornado Outbreak..... I do think this will be a Widespread Severe Weather Outbreak. WIND, AND HAIL are the Primary Threats here with these Storms, Tornadoes will pose an Isolated Threat with Certain Rapidly Developing Storms. Which Storms produce what, is God's Work, but we need to ALL BE PREPARED!!! A Tornado Watch for a Major Part of Arkansas Will be Issued Early in the Morning Wednesday for Worsening Conditions Wednesday Afternoon, and Evening, this will all Be Gone out of the State by Wednesday Night. Thanks for Coming to The Arkansas Weather Hawk's Blog! 


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