Issued Tuesday morning, March 10, 2026

I’ll issue a special update tonight concerning Wednesday’s severe t-storm risks.

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A “keep the umbrella handy” kinda day.

A risk for some showers and perhaps a thundershower will be us throughout the day. It’s definitely not a washout of a day, but one where you might keep an umbrella handy, just in case.

By Wednesday, things become quite unsettled as a powerful storm system gathers strength to our west. That system will likely send showers and thundershowers into our region Wednesday morning, followed by a break in the afternoon and early evening. If a storm forms in the afternoon during the break, they could become severe and bring a risk for all modes of severe weather, including tornadoes. Right now, the risk for those isolated storms looks low, but not zero. That isolated storm threat will carry on into the early evening. Then, we should see an uptick with shrs and storms as the front gets closer and then passes through. Those storms could be severe, with damaging winds being the main threat.

Showers come to an end Thursday morning and they may even contain a snowflake! We should see sunnier skies by afternoon. Those clear skies will allow temps to drop Thursday night. By Friday morning will be a bit frosty on the plateau.

Saturday looks really nice before another system moves in Sunday with more rain chances. That system will be followed by even colder air. Morning lows early next week will likely be in the 20s.

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Threat Outlook

We’ll be very mindful of any storm that may form ahead of the front Wednesday afternoon and evening. Then, we’ll be mindful of the storms associated with the cold front later into the evening. I’ll have more on these threats in tonight’s special udpate.

Another storm system may bring severe storms to the area on Wednesday. That system will be followed by colder air, which will include frosty mornings. The Storm Prediction Center has placed our area in the slight risk for severe storms for Wednesday.

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Issued Monday morning, March 9, 2026

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A beautiful start to the workweek!

It’s a beautiful Monday for us, but not for everyone. A complex of severe storms is making its way through southern Arkansas this morning. That complex will continue pushing eastward through the day and may even impact southern portions of Tennessee tonight. For us, we’re far enough north to miss out on the severe threat, but scattered showers and even some thundershowers are liable to develop after midnight on the plateau. These are not expected to be severe.

Tuesday will carry the risk for some showers and thundershowers, with rain chances at about 50%. It’s definitely not a washout of a day, but one where you might keep an umbrella handy, just in case.

By Wednesday, things become quite unsettled as a powerful storm system gathers strength to our west. That system will likely send showers and thundershowers into our region Wednesday morning, followed by a break in the afternoon and early evening. That break will be followed by a severe storm risk later in the evening. The main risk with these storms will be a damaging wind gust. I’ll keep a very close eye on that situation.

Showers come to an end Thursday morning and they may even contain a snowflake! We should see sunnier skies by afternoon. That sunshine stays with us through Friday, though Friday morning will be a bit frosty on the plateau.

Extended outlooks show another cold front coming early next week that will bring morning lows in the 20s.

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Threat Outlook

Another storm system may bring severe storms to the area on Wednesday. That system will be followed by much colder air, which will include frosty mornings. The Storm Prediction Center has placed our area in the slight risk for severe storms for Wednesday evening.

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US Landmass Covered by Snow Today: 12%

US Landmass Covered by Snow Yesterday: 15%

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Issued Sunday Evening, March 8, 2026

Severe Storms May Threaten the Area Wednesday

As we are now about 72 hours from our next severe weather threat, I wanted to give you an update on the latest. A powerful storm system will move across the country this week. By Wednesday, that system will impact our region. As with all strong cold fronts this time of year, this one will need to be watched closely. Is it certain we’ll see severe weather? No. But this is a good time to review your severe weather safety plan and think about your plans for Wednesday afternoon and evening.

In the wake of the Wednesday front, we’ll be MUCH colder. In fact, we could see snow flurries Thursday morning. Friday morning will bring widespread frost.

All threats currently look to be on the table Wednesday. Today’s guidance looks better than yesterday’s did, so we’ll hope that trend continues. I’m currently not too impressed with the wind fields. Yes, there’s a lot of shear, but I’ve seen situations like these where there was too much shear. I also have questions about a Wednesday morning batch of rain and t-showers that could stabilize our environment and really help us out. That’s a story as old as time, right? ha If we get more clouds and showers…we will be in much better shape.

So, let’s say I have a concern that spans from 1-5, with 5 being the most concerned. Yesterday, I would have said my level of concern for Wednesday was 4. Today, I would say it’s barely a 3. Again, let’s hope that the data that comes in tomorrow and Tuesday continues to look good for us and I can continue to lower my concern.

So, there’s still much to watch between now and Wednesday and hopefully additional guidance in the coming days lowers the concern. Still, with such a potent cold front coming through it would be surprising if we escape without a single severe storm on the plateau. And if that one storm is over your neighborhood, that’s the only one that matters.

I’ll keep a very close eye on things and have a full update in the morning! You all have a nice Sunday evening!

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Issued Sunday morning, March 8, 2026

Make sure you moved your clocks ahead an hour! Also, check the batteries in your smoke detectors and weather radios.

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A cooler Sunday with some showers.

It may be cooler, but we’re still above average on high temps. Hopefully, we’ll see a peak of sun before sunset. Meanwhile, we’ll see patches of drizzles and a few scattered showers.

Monday is looking pretty good, though we will see clouds. The rain should hold off until after dark. Those showers persist into Tuesday.

Winds pick up on Wednesday as our next storm system blows. This one has some kick! High temps in the 70s on Wednesday, combined with a potent storm system, will create conditions favorable for severe storms. The exact timing is yet to be determined. That system is followed by much colder air. Late Wednesday night, any leftover showers will turn to snow showers, which will persist into the morning hours of Thursday. Winds will shift to the northwest on Thursday, gusting to 25 mph.

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Threat Outlook

Another storm system the middle of next week may bring severe storms to the area on Wednesday. That system will be followed by much colder air, which will include frosty mornings.

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Radar-Estimated Precip From the Past 24 Hours

Current Snow Depth

US Landmass Covered by Snow Today: 15%

US Landmass Covered by Snow Yesterday: 20%

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