NWAsw

Tracking storms in or around Northwest Arkansas. Radar, alerts, and models.

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@CamEJones22 @WxZachary @ryanhallyall @MaxVelocityWX @NWS Nice! I was following it when it was closer to the border of Cherokee City and past that it started to fall apart

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Great picture I got of a tornado warned storm over Cherokee City yesterday. You can see the tube reaching down but I don’t think it ever touched the ground before it got rain wrapped.

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@weatherdan The meso at 0:18

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Heads up Northwest Arkansas area! The SPC’s severe weather outlook shows NWA in its vicinity for three consecutive days (Fri-Sun). When extended models flag the same area this much, it’s definitely something to keep an eye on especially as we get closer.

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@CPalermo_Storms @Brady_Wx I would think tornadoes with higher LCLs need stronger thermodynamics in general for tornadogenesis making them just seem more intense overall. Kind of a survivorship bias type thing.

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@MeteoMark Dipshit mixing up global warming with climate change

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@Vincent_Ledvina This picture always makes me laugh

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@JAtanackov It’s starting to look a lot more promising

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@JAtanackov You jinxed it

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Umm I think KILX is buggin

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@Zarhle1 Legendary day to use too. I will always remember May 26th 2024

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@StefanBurnsGeo correlation ≠ causation

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@StrmchsrHunterF Dude thank you so much!

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@DavidTaggart @MatthewCappucci If that X45 from 2003 wasn’t a glancing blow it woulda tickled

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@hunterhurleywx It also hit with densities well over 50p/cm3. Saw some near or past 100p/cm3 at certain points

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@Vincent_Ledvina Check that temp decrease as well

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@oldscarf1stweek

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@rachelruffer @Vincent_Ledvina A new region of the CME is now passing over. Not sure if it’s a more dense region or not, but something has changed.