Forecast Discussion
March 12, 2024, Forecast Discussion for March 14, 2024:
A strong frontal boundary with associated dryline will march into far Eastern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas Thursday March 14, 2024. Temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s across the region. CAPE is expected to be near or over 2000 joules per kilogram. CCN is expected to be moderate owing to evaporation of water molecules producing the potential for hail and wind shear. Severe storms are expected to develop and move across the region producing damaging winds of 60 to 83 miles per hour, hail from 1 inch to 2.14 inches in diameter and EF-0 to EF-2 tornadoes will be possible. Currently, the best chance of a tornado would be from Eastern Le Flore County Oklahoma across Northern Scott County Arkansas, and into southern and Eastern Sebastian County Arkansas. There has been some signature of tornado potential in the last update near Fort Smith Arkansas but want to wait until tomorrow morning to see if this verifies.
July 5, 2023
CH4 is forecast to be over 3000 um2 through angiosperm release along rivers. NO3 will be quite less causing a limitation for tornado development for all free addresses indicated on the SONFIRE ALMANACS LLC - Live Tornado Street Address Forecast Model page.
July 4, 2023
CH4 is forecast to be over 3000 um2 through angiosperm release along rivers. NO3 will be quite less causing a limitation for tornado development for all free addresses indicated on the SONFIRE ALMANACS LLC - Live Tornado Street Address Forecast Model page.
July 3, 2023
CH4 is forecast to be over 3000 um2 through angiosperm release along rivers. NO3 will be quite less causing a limitation for tornado development for all free addresses indicated on the SONFIRE ALMANACS LLC - Live Tornado Street Address Forecast Model page.
July 2, 2023