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Severe weather tomorrow
I know. Not supposed to be seeing this in June but here we are. Main threat looks to be strong straight line winds to 70mph. Can't rule out some quarter size hail and maybe an isolated brief tornado. An MCS (mesoscale convective system) looks to move out of Oklahoma and Arkansas into the state during the day and it will bring with it the aforementioned threats. Models are in disagreement in the exact track so areas just outside of the main threat area need to keep alert, too. Especially in the southern and western side.
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