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ALT The severe weather threat continues for Tuesday and Tuesday night but now primarily over the southern part of the state. Even though the severe threat is lower versus days past, all modes of severe weather remain possible.
ALT Expect activity to move into western sections during the morning hours to around midday, moving east over central sections by the afternoon hours, then moving over eastern sections during the late evening hours
ALT Stripy cat asleep on bag of foam marshmallows.
ALT This is a picture of Tarmac The Weather Cat getting a quick look at the Sturgeon Supermoon.
ALT This is a picture of Tarmac The Weather Cat posing in front of the Sturgeon Supermoon.
ALT Our doppler radar continuously scans the atmosphere using clear air or precipitation modes.
ALT A look at our upper air building and weather balloon this evening.
ALT This map shows precipitation amounts that are expected next week. Most of the state will receive around an inch with higher amounts over the northeast.
ALT Cat sleeping on a window sill.
ALT Young students giving Pedro a petting.
ALT Bunch of spinach against a white background.
ALT Rainfall forecast showing 4-6 inches in northern Arkansas and tapering further south.
ALT NWS radar image just before 1430, showing line of storms headed through central Arkansas, and another line in NW Arkansas.
ALT This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 3:00 PM CDT. The statement includes Little Rock AR, North Little Rock AR and Sherwood AR. A strong thunderstorm will impact portions of southwestern Lonoke and east central Saline and Pulaski Counties through 300 PM CDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.
