UPDATED: Severe Storms Possible Today/Tonight

We'll continue to have the risk of severe storms this afternoon and especially tonight ahead of that approaching system which has brought tornadoes and severe storms to the Plains the past few days. The good news is that our chances for tornado development are less likely than to our southwest, so while an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out, right now it appears our greatest threats will be large hail and high winds.  The greatest risk of tornadoes appears from Southern Arkansas to Northeast Texas, with part of NW Louisiana and SE Oklahoma as well.  Keep an eye to the sky!

The cold front should not actually pass through the area until Wednesday, leaving us with dry and slightly cooler conditions Friday and through Saturday and Sunday, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the  upper 70s, low 80s by Sunday.

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