Radar at 10:00 am
The heaviest snow has already targeted north central Arkansas a will continue to do so throughout the day.
Reports of 2-4″ have come in from Searcy Co. AR with general 1-2″ amounts in most of the rest of northern Arkansas. Cherokee Village reported 3.5″ early this morning. The radar image above shows that the northern edge of the very obvious heavy precipitation area will pass over these same areas today, dumping another 4-6″, bringing storm totals in the 8-10″ range for some.
Missouri had 2″+ totals north of Springfield overnight. Most areas received a dusting to almost 1″. Another band of snow will affect this area today with a 2-3″ additional potential. Snow will last into the evening in many areas, not ending to the east of Springfield until midnight.
the weather these days is hotter than the previous decades, i guess it is the effect of global warming`-;
Archie,
It is warmer, that I know just from my day to day involvement in weather stats. We can leave the *why” for another day -;