Bart_Comstock
EF5
I thought I would go on ahead and start a new thread for a new day. Hope I made the title correctly.
The NWS has issued two new watches for Arkansas and Oklahoma ahead of several lines of storms. Tor. Watch #47 all of south and central Arkansas. Svr. t-storm watch #46 is for most of NE Oklahoma and NW Arkansas.
Also in Washington County Arkansas the NWS has issued a SVRT-storm Warning which means I get to sleep to the sound of thunder.
If you are in the Ft. Smith area get ready for some really good straight-line winds, complements of the well defined bow echo that is about to blow threw your area.
According to the local news the NWS actually suggested turning on the sirens ahead of the line due to the possibility of winds in excess of 80 mph. Also be careful because the line is moving about 45 mph to the east.
Also the cell, furthest to the south of the line, in West Central Leflore County is starting to get its act together and is beginning to rotate.
The NWS has issued two new watches for Arkansas and Oklahoma ahead of several lines of storms. Tor. Watch #47 all of south and central Arkansas. Svr. t-storm watch #46 is for most of NE Oklahoma and NW Arkansas.
Also in Washington County Arkansas the NWS has issued a SVRT-storm Warning which means I get to sleep to the sound of thunder.
If you are in the Ft. Smith area get ready for some really good straight-line winds, complements of the well defined bow echo that is about to blow threw your area.
According to the local news the NWS actually suggested turning on the sirens ahead of the line due to the possibility of winds in excess of 80 mph. Also be careful because the line is moving about 45 mph to the east.
Also the cell, furthest to the south of the line, in West Central Leflore County is starting to get its act together and is beginning to rotate.