MEMPHIS, Tenn. — FOX13 is monitoring a line of thunderstorms alongside a chilly entrance, which, as of round 6 a.m. Saturday, are west of our japanese Arkansas counties.
The storms will transfer by means of the area all through Saturday with a Level 1 out of 5 threat, primarily for remoted damaging winds. Southerly winds gusting as much as 35-plus mph earlier than shifting to the the northwest later in night.
This chilly entrance is inching its method throughout Arkansas and ultimately convey showers and thunderstorms to the FOX13 viewing space by 10 a.m., first to northeast Arkansas and Bootheel of Missouri, arriving to Shelby County close to midday. The heaviest rain will accompany the entrance between 4-7 p.m. Rain will proceed to fall behind the predominant thunderstorm line all through the night however filter out and dry out in a single day.
Sunrise Easter temps can be chilly in the higher 40s with afternoon sunshine and cooler than seasonal temps in the mid 60s.
SATURDAY: Just a few showers in the morning, then thunderstorms creating in the afternoon. Breezy at occasions. Highs in the low-mid 70s. Winds SW at 10-20 mph.
EASTER SUNDAY: Mostly sunny skies in the afternoon, an ideal day for out of doors plans. Highs in the mid-60s.
NEXT WEEK: A gradual warming pattern units up for many of subsequent week, as highs slowly progress upwards from close to 70 levels Monday, to close 80 Friday. Rain possibilities can even creep upwards by the finish of the week as effectively, after a largely dry week.
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