Arkansas now in high risk

[msuJD164]

Spc just placed arkansas in high risk area. What a nasty system. Last high riski can remember was april 24 last year.

 

[coach66]

seems to get things stirred up. Looks like we are in for a rocky couple of days in the Southeast. All my buddies with camps on the Miss River have gone into deep depression. One guy told me he drove a tractor off his place yesterday in four feet of water.

 

[mstatefan88]

The Vilonia tornado from last night has a decent chance to be rated an EF-5 because reports out of there said pavement was scoured off of itself. That's insane. And we could see something similar to that today. NW MS is in the moderate risk area today, and NE MS is in the moderate for tomorrow. A lot of major cities are in the line of fire the next couple of days. Memphis, Little Rock, Nashville, Bham, Huntsville, Louisville, Chattanooga, along with some others are all in the line of fire the next 48 hours.

 

[msuJD164]

Im loading mmy wife and kids up and heading to the coast until saturday

 

[msuwx03]

The last 'high' risk overall was in NC April 16.....

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

We have had anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain in the area and the ground is super saturated. If there is any big wind, trees are going to start coming down all over the place.

 

[leftydog]

Got lucky on that deal - 17!

 

[missouridawg]

supposed to get to 48.0 in the first week of May. If it gets to 48.1, I believe it will be a record.

The flooding that is about to happen along the Mississippi River valley is going to be of epic proportions over the next few weeks.