15K views · 164 reactions | Here we go again. Simulated radar is showing scattered strong/severe t-storms developing in southern, central, and eastern Arkansas between 5 pm and 12 am CDT. The main concerns with severe storms are damaging winds/large hail. The data is courtesy of the College of DuPage. | US National Weather Service Little Rock Arkansas | Facebook

15K views · 88 reactions | Here's a look at simulated radar for this evening through the overnight hours. Main focus for storms will remain across northwest parts of the state. A few strong to severe storms are possible along with heavy rain. | US National Weather Service Little Rock Arkansas | Facebook

Simulated radar showing the complex of rain/storms across western Arkansas gradually diminishing before isolated activity developing across central and southern Arkansas later this afternoon/evening, especially in locations where daytime heating is the greatest. #arwx | US National Weather Service Little Rock Arkansas

3:45 PM-Here's a look at radar from across the region. Expect rain to persist across parts of the state through Monday. | US National Weather Service Little Rock Arkansas

16 reactions | Radar Update 1:50 CT - Showers and thunderstorms have begun to pop up across portions of central and northern Arkansas. The threat for severe weather is low, although gusty winds and small hail cannot be ruled out. | US National Weather Service Little Rock Arkansas | Facebook

3.2K views · 42 reactions | Checkout that ice!! Little Rock, Arkansas! #stormchasing #winterstorm #winter #weather | Storm Chaser Jordan Hall | Facebook

132K views · 3.3K reactions | Short clip of a tornado that touched down near Bloomer, Arkansas yesterday. I will edit the full chase video and post later this week. 4/11/22. | Melanie Metz Storm Chasing | Facebook