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Two tornadoes, one with 100-110 mph winds, hit the River Valley Monday night. → Read More
More showers and storms will develop throughout this evening. → Read More
Large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes are possible with storms that develop through this evening. → Read More
The National Weather Service has surveyed damage from the storms on Tuesday night and determined a tornado occurred near Spiro. The storms were part of a line of storms occurring along a cold front that moved across the area. Details on the exact width and track are still pending. → Read More
The weather pattern will be active for the next 24-36 hours in western Arkansas. → Read More
Lows tonight will range from the upper 20s to the low 30s. Patchy freezing fog is also a possibility → Read More
A Tornado Watch is in effect until 11pm. Storms that first develop in NE Oklahoma will move SE towards Arkansas during the early evening hours. Damaging winds are the primary severe weather hazard but tornadoes will be possible on the leading edge of the line. The severe weather risk will end by midnight or earlier. → Read More
Severe thunderstorms are possible thru 8pm in parts of our area. → Read More
HIGHFILL, Ark. (KFSM) — Visibility at Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) has been reduced to 0.25 mile due to freezing fog. The low visibility has prompted at least one diversion to Fort Smith Regional Airport. A number of additional flights into XNA are reporting delays: United 4445, 4501, 5289 along with American 3365 & 4554. → Read More
The 2019-2020 Winter Weather season is expected to be colder than the last few years. Unlike previous years, there's not a strong signal in the El Nino pattern to influence the jet stream strongly across the Northern Hemisphere. → Read More
Pockets of rain, sleet, & snow will continue across our area with temperatures hovering near freezing. Bridges and overpasses will be slick in spots for the evening drive home. Wintry precipitation will stick to roads briefly when it comes down heaviest but will melt with time due to warm ground conditions. → Read More
The weather changes fast around here; in just ten days this year, we went from an EF2 tornado to the first snow of the season. To know the forecast, some watch the weather. For others, they say they can feel it in their bones. → Read More
Snow has been reported in Fayetteville at Fayetteville's Drake Field. According to the National Weather Service, this is only the 7th time since record keeping started in Fayetteville back in 1949 that it snowed in October. → Read More
The National Weather Service has released a detailed track of the two tornadoes that hit Benton County early on October 21st. The width of the second tornado was 1.5miles wide; the second widest in state history. → Read More
Cold air continues to spill across Ozarks and into the River Valley. Most of the rainfall has ended with cloudy and drizzly conditions persisting into the evening. The colder air will continue into the overnight and the first part of the day on Thursday. → Read More
A slow moving cold front continues to sag south across much of Arkansas and Oklahoma with light to moderate rain overrunning the cold air. This is leading to a wide region of persistent showers. The cold rain is expected to continue into the overnight and tomorrow with the heaviest showers during the night into Wednesday. → Read More
The National Weather Service has upgraded the tornado that struck Benton County to an EF2. This indicates winds up to 135mph. The higher concentrated wind speeds were estimated from damage that was located on Andria Circle near Siloam Springs. → Read More
Saturday: Best rain chances from 6am to Noon Saturday as a weak front arrives Rain totals light Highest chances in NW Arkansas Clear by afternoon Clouds continue in spots with afternoon highs from 66-72º (This image is Saturday at 9am) Sunday: Dense fog is possible early in the day with a warm front lifting north → Read More
The next front set to move thru the area on Thursday Night and Friday Morning will bring significant impacts across the entire region. Here's a look at some the data I'm seeing this afternoon... The best chance for severe weather will be Thursday night into the overnight hours. → Read More
This is a current look at radar and satellite. Showers and thunderstorms continue to make their way across Eastern Oklahoma and NW/West Central Arkansas. Flash flooding could once again become an issue on Tuesday evening; however, the rain will be of a lighter type then earlier Tuesday. → Read More