We are all gunna die: Weather edition

The sky looks damn near black in South Arkansas this morning

Sun is alreAdy coming out. Prolonged sunshine = huge supercells later.

Looks about right, Eastern OK and NWA need to stay alert today. I expect a upgrade to moderate sometime soon with the solar radiation going way up across that area this morning.

Man made climate change?

Here all along I thought it was Tyson Chickens fault...

11:30 update

Nah, we aren't going to let Bert off the hook that easy.

For those that have apple devices, download an app from weather underground simply called "Storm" and use the storm tracks layer. 99 times out of 100 the app radar will pick up and show a tornadic signature 5-10 mins before the NWS ever issues a warning, reflected on the app with a red storm track. You can almost depend on the NWS issuing a warning for the area a short time later like clockwork, it's scary accurate.

It'll also give you much more accurate ETAs as far as cities/towns in the path of that signature or cell. You can also choose to use local radars to scan and show the same reflectivity and wind velocity scans the local news channels use, which is handy if you live in a lightly populated area that the news doesn't focus on much.

As far as the outlook for tonight, it looks like the primary tornado threat is in the northern half to 1/3rd of the state with the entirety of the state looking at large, damaging hail with straight line winds possible/likely.

I was surprised no upgrade at 11:30, we'll see at 3:00.

I was a little surprised they downgraded NWA after releasing this two minutes prior



Need to stay alert regardless.