Author Archives: Lee Campbell

Tomorrow there is a good chance that the storms rolling through around midday will be severe, straight line wind damages will be the main threat as winds will be sustained at around 20 mph.  Gusts could be over 40 mph.  … Continue reading →

An upper level tough exists over the region and will allow for some convection to our west through the morning hours, allowing for rain chances before noon.  However most of the heavy precipitation has pushed its way on out of … Continue reading →

If you have been keeping up with the blog the past two days, you’ve seen that the models have been disagreeing on the chance of showers making its way into the area for Sunday. Well we can disregard any of … Continue reading →

Today is the same story as has been the past few days.  Clear skies with warm, comfortable temperatures in the low to mid 70’s.  A high pressure is parked out over the central plains and is bringing down northerly winds … Continue reading →

A meridional flow is presently residing over the United States, a ridge axis in the west extending through Idaho and Nevada is allowing warm, dry air to make its way into the western portion of the U.S.  Whereas in the … Continue reading →

Mother nature looks to be giving us a break today as the severe threat this afternoon has minimized. A warm front will pass through the area late morning, allowing some warm moist air to advect ahead of the advancing cold … Continue reading →

Persistent rain looks to stick around for much of the day today, with little chance of strong storms.  However right now Saturday afternoon looks like instability is in place for some severe activity to initiate.  An update will be available … Continue reading →

The remnants of tropical storm Hermine is located over the western portion of Arkansas and is bringing showers and storms into that area at the moment.  As the low pressure slowly progresses its way eastward, we start to increase our … Continue reading →