Showers and thunderstorms will become more widespread as a cold front begins to advance through Arkansas on Sunday afternoon and evening, with some storms becoming strong to severe at times.
The chance for severe weather will be most likely through the overnight hours Sunday into Monday morning. All severe storm hazards will be possible including damaging winds, hail, and some tornadic activity.
The severe storm threat remains conditional as it will evolve during the overnight hours. A very dynamic environment is forecast (strong amount of wind shear), however instability (storm energy) will be decreasing through the night and may keep the severe threat more isolated.
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Rainfall amounts of one to two inches with locally greater amounts will be possible across the northern half of the state through early next week, with most expected to fall Sunday through Monday. This could lead to flooding concerns for northern Arkansas.
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