Little Rock, Ark. – Strong to severe thunderstorms could develop in far southeast Arkansas this afternoon into Thursday evening, with large hail the primary concern.
According to the US National Weather Service in Little Rock, there is a slight chance that storms forming later today could become strong to severe. The agency emphasized that while storm coverage may be limited, any storm that does develop could produce large hail.
The potential threat window extends from Thursday afternoon through the evening hours. Forecasters did not specify exact hail sizes but indicated that hail would be the main hazard associated with these storms.
The area of concern is concentrated over the far southeastern portion of the state, as shown in the agency’s latest outlook graphic. Residents in those counties are encouraged to monitor forecasts and ensure they have multiple ways to receive warnings should conditions intensify.
Even isolated severe storms can disrupt afternoon commutes and outdoor activities, particularly for students and young workers traveling during peak hours.
The National Weather Service continues to monitor conditions and will issue additional updates if necessary.
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