After a stormy Friday, showers and thunderstorms will move back to the area on Saturday evening with another risk of strong to severe storms and flash flooding. The highest risk on Saturday will be in Central Kansas and Oklahoma.
Rain continues into Sunday morning before the entire system phases east by Sunday evening.
What a stormy, rainy day!!!Thunderstorms in OZ will be taking a pause for a bit.A few showers will be possible after midnight with a very
This is the setup for Thursday. We’re on the north side of the front with scattered showers and storms north of the front mostly posing
Scattered showers with a few embedded thunderstorms will be possible across the greater Fort Smith area Wednesday afternoon and evening. The overall severe weather risk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTXrXZo9tn8 Scattered showers will be possible on Tuesday as a cold front arrives from the north. It won’t be a significant rain for us but
After a chilly start with a few of us picking up a frost, sunny weather will set up for this afternoon into Tuesday. This is
Sunny skies are expected for Sunday with high pressure overhead/ We’ll have highs in the 60s and calm winds. Overall, uneventful weather for the next
Scattered showers will be moving across the area today with the majority occurring along and south of I40. No severe weather is anticipated. Highs will
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b3wrBhUsag Rain chances will be highest from I40 and south this weekend and mostly on Saturday. Severe weather is not a risk with this system.
Update: A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 11pm Thursday night. The extent of storm development remains uncertain. Storms have developed along an advancing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0_BslQDra0 **Main Points**– Nearly 90º Today– Strong Cold Front Thu– Colder Weekend With the front stalling in the area and eventually moving back north as
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7-buxR13lE There will be a chance for strong to severe storms during the first part of the day on Tuesday. The overall risk of storms
After an uneventful weekend with mostly sunny skies and breezy south winds, active weather returns for the workweek with several system set to move across
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The vivid and vibrant world of OZ stretches from the Arkansas River through the tunnels of the Boston Mountains and into the Ozark Plateau.
Above our scenic landscapes, cultural richness, and close-knit communities is an atmosphere as varied as the land beneath it. Weather ranging from the stillness of winter to the violence of spring tornadoes.
OZ Weather covers the weather along the road from Bentonville to Fort Smith and everywhere in between.