Severe storms are expected to impact Arkansas, particularly Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Damaging winds and heavy rainfall are the primary threats, with a possibility of isolated tornadoes.
Flash flooding is a concern due to heavy rainfall.
Residents are advised to stay informed via weather apps and local news.
The storms may weaken as they approach, but can still be severe.
Why this matters: These storms can cause significant damage and pose a risk to personal safety. Being prepared can mitigate these risks.
The severe weather is expected in multiple rounds. The first round is predicted Tuesday evening, primarily north of Interstate 40, with threats of hail, high winds, and flooding. South of I-40, there is a slightly higher risk of tornadoes. Wednesday will bring another complex of storms, with all hazards of severe weather possible. Localized flash flooding will continue to be a concern due to the multiple rounds of heavy rainfall. Residents are encouraged to stay aware of weather updates and have a plan in place.
Download weather apps (KATV Weather App&ref=yanuki.com, 5NEWS app&ref=yanuki.com) for warning notifications and monitor local news for the latest information. Know the locations of public storm shelters in Arkansas and Oklahoma by checking this interactive map&ref=yanuki.com.
Q: What are the primary threats from these storms?
Damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and the possibility of tornadoes and flash flooding.
Q: When are the storms expected to be the most severe?
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Q: How can I stay informed about the storms?
Download a weather app and monitor local news.
Q: What should I do if a tornado warning is issued?
Seek shelter immediately in the lowest floor, centermost room of a sturdy building.
Stay informed about weather updates through local news and weather apps.
Have a plan in place for seeking shelter in case of a tornado or flash flood.
Be aware of the risk of localized flooding and avoid driving through high water.
Ensure you have a way to receive weather alerts, especially at night.
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