The Arkansas Weather Hawk's Blog

        Hey everybody, I hope Everybody in North, West, North Central, and Northeast Arkansas enjoyed your Snow Days. It's always fun Forecasting Snow Events, because generally everybody loves to see Snow, especially during the Holiday Season, it's cute, and it excites everybody during this time of the year. Even people that don't like Snow have an appreciation for the energy, and Wintertime Vibes it brings during the Holidays. But shifting our focus from Snow, to WHAT?? Christmas Weather!      So on to what is for some, the Best Time of The Year! Christmas 2020 as of right now does look dry, but it looks VERY COLD! Now in the Days before Christmas (Wednesday), there will be a system moving through that will bring some chances for rain with it, so for those people that will be traveling in the days before Christmas, do be aware that there are chances for rain on Wednesday, throughout the day, clearing out of here by Wednesday Night, and Gone by Thursda...

          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...