Milder for Monday before storms Tuesday

Good Sunday evening, everyone. After another cold start this morning, we saw for many heights in the 1950s when Springfield pressed 58 ° this afternoon. With a view to the future, we will have the temperatures up and down this week. In addition, we have two systems (one that is going to our south tonight and one in the Rocky Mountains with which we have to deal with early Wednesday.

The system that works on the levels this evening can give a few places in North Marketa at midnight at midnight. Apart from that, we will go back and forth between partially and mostly cloudy skies tonight and Monday. With a southern wind during the day, which is included up to 30 miles per hour, the temperatures in the upper 50s up to a few lower 60s will rise from deep stalls at 40 ° to the afternoon highs.

With a view to Tuesday, we are the first alarm weather day. A large part of the Ozarks exists at a risk of strong to heavy T-storms with two possible rounds. The first round seems to be the most important thing between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. The second round for parts of the ozarks between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Tuesday can be scattered strongly to heavy parts of the Ozarks. Both rounds could have a strong windstroke with any hail and isolated tornados quite low.

While we could have some isolated or widespread showers or T-storms over some places before the sunrise on Tuesday, we will look after a series of storms at 10 a.m. with another potential rain complex and T storms from North Arkansas.

These storm areas will work from west to east through lunch over the Ozarks and cleared up to around 3 p.m. east of the region.

Before the main attacks in parts of the northern ozarks between this short time frame from 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. see some scattered showers and T storms. With all these rain opportunities, the rain could only lead to a few isolated floods between half a half inch and a customs. This is another threat that we will pay attention to.

Before this system leaves, moisture with colder air on the back can leave us with scattered rain and snow showers for Wednesday morning. From now on, I think that temperatures and road temperatures above freezing do not lead to great effects. If snow can accumulate at all, I think that areas that see snow stay under half a customs (worst case). The rest of the Wednesday usually looks cloudy and cold.

During the rest of the week, we have to deal with wind gusts on Tuesday up to 35 miles per hour and on Wednesday with a height of 50 miles per hour. Such a wind could lead to another alarm day if we become safer if wind counseling starts. A returning gusty wind at the end of this week will warm us up again.

This system will also bring the system a fairly shock, with the temperatures switch from spring to winter in 24 hours. Tuesday should be a mild day with our good south wind outside of rain or storms that push up to the lower 1960s for most of us.

The numbers will quickly trend downwards, with the heights to fight 40 ° on Wednesday.

After that, we will be back on Thursday and Friday in the lower 50s and lower 60s, with the numbers staying above the average by the coming weekend. While the rest of the week and the next weekend, signs may point to another system with rain and t-storm chances until next Wednesday, March 12th.

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