Little Flock,AR Weather

Current Conditions
Temperature:	65.2°F
Wind Chill:	65.2°F
Heat Index:	69.4°F
Dewpoint:	58.9°F
Humidity:	80%
Barometer:	29.50 in
Wind:	S at 2 mph
High Wind:	15mph at 3:30pm
Today's Rain:	0.39 in
Rain Rate:	0.000 in/hr
High Rain Rate:	0.000 in at 12:26pm
Storm Total:	0.39 in
Monthly Rain:	4.27 in
Yearly Rain:	15.00 in
Density Altitude:	907 ft
Cloud Base:	1579 ft
High Temperature:	67.7°F at 4:27pm
Low Temperature:	53.3°F at 3:15am
High Heat Index:	71.8°F at 4:25pm
Low Wind Chill:	53.3°F at 3:15am
High Humidity:	83% at 1:47am
Low Humidity:	76% at 2:19pm
High Dewpoint:	61.2°F at 4:25pm
Low Dewpoint:	47.3°F at 3:15am
High Barometer:	29.80 in at 12:29pm
Low Barometer:	29.50 in at 7:44pm

Current Weather at Little Flock, Arkansas

Reported by CW4438

Lat: 36.386N Lon: -94.144W Elevation: 1278ft

Conditions as of:5/19/10 7:51pm

Sunrise 5:06am - Sunset: 7:19pm - Moon: 36%

Weather Advisories		Disclaimer: Accuracy and timeliness of information on this website is NOT guaranteed. Do NOT use this information for decisions affecting life or property.
Warning Date: 7:32 PM CDT on May 19, 2010
Warning Description: Tornado Watch
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Warning Description: Tornado Watch

Warning Date: 7:32 PM CDT on May 19, 2010

WarningSum:


Warning Message:The National Weather Service has issued Tornado Watch 191 in
effect until 2 am CDT Thursday for the following areas
In Arkansas this watch includes 6 counties
In northwest Arkansas
Benton                Crawford              Madison              
Washington            
In west central Arkansas
Franklin              Sebastian             
In Oklahoma this watch includes 1 County
In northeast Oklahoma
Adair                 
This includes the cities of...Bentonville...Charleston...
Fayetteville...Fort Smith...Huntsville...Ozark...Rogers...
Springdale...Stilwell and Van Buren.
WarningDesc:Flash Flood Watch

WarningDate:2:57 PM CDT on May 19, 2010

WarningSum:...Flash Flood Watch Remains In Effect Through Thursday Evening...

Warning Message:The Flash Flood Watch continues for
* portions of Arkansas and Oklahoma...including the following 
 areas...in Arkansas...Benton...Carroll...Crawford...Franklin...
 Madison...Sebastian and Washington. In Oklahoma...Adair...
 Cherokee...Craig...creek...Delaware...Haskell...Latimer...Le 
 Flore...Mayes...McIntosh...Muskogee...Nowata...Okfuskee...
 Okmulgee...Osage...Ottawa...Pawnee...Pittsburg...Rogers...
 Sequoyah...Tulsa...Wagoner and Washington.
* Through Thursday evening
* another round of showers and thunderstorms is expected across
  the watch area later this evening through Thursday morning.
  Heavy rainfall amounts of 1 to 3 inches will be common...
  especially in areas southeast of Interstate 44 and north of U.S.
  Highway 270. Locally higher amounts near 5 inches will be
  possible within this area. Rainfall amounts to the north of I-44
  may be less...however heavy rainfall this morning has left the
  ground saturated and it will not take as much rain to cause
  local flooding problems.
* Flooding of low lying areas and small streams will be likely.
  There will also be the potential for larger streams and even
  rivers to flood.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize
the dangers of flash floods. If flash flooding is observed...act
quickly. Do not stay in areas subject to flooding when water
begins to rise. Motorists should not drive through water of
unknown depth. Take a different Route to reach your destination or
wait until the water recedes.
A Flash Flood Watch means rapidly rising water or flooding is
possible within the watch area.
If you are in the watch area...keep informed...and be ready for
quick action if flash flooding is observed or if a warning is
issued.

Office Temp: 74.7 °F
Humidity: 41 %

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