[PBARC] Special Weather Statement

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LITTLE ROCK AR
1135 PM CST MON NOV 17 2003

..HEAVY RAIN WITH ISOLATED SEVERE WEATHER OVERNIGHT...

HEAVY RAIN WAS OCCURRING ACROSS THE NORTHWEST HALF OF ARKANSAS AS OF 
11 PM MONDAY EVENING. THE HEAVIEST PRECIPITATION WAS NOTED FROM 
SALEM TO CLINTON...MORRILTON...HOT SPRINGS AND MURFREESBORO. THIS 
AXIS OF HEAVY PRECIPITATION WAS SLIDING SLOWLY TO THE EAST. 

SINCE 6 PM...1 TO 2 INCHES OF RAIN AND LOCALLY MORE WAS COMMON IN 
WESTERN SECTIONS OF THE STATE. A FEW TOTALS INCLUDED 1.86 INCHES AT 
RUSSELLVILLE...1.74 INCHES AT MOUNT IDA AND 1.21 INCHES AT MOUNTAIN 
HOME.

AS FAR AS SEVERE WEATHER...THERE HAD NOT BEEN ANY AS OF 11 PM. IN 
FACT...THERE HAS BEEN LITTLE IN THE WAY OF THUNDER OVERALL. 
HOWEVER...THERE IS A LOT OF WIND ENERGY ALOFT. AT LITTLE ROCK...
WINDS WERE OUT OF THE SOUTH AT 60 TO 70 MPH JUST A FEW THOUSAND 
FEET ABOVE THE GROUND. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SOME OF THIS ENERGY MAY 
BE TRANSFERRED TO THE GROUND IN A FEW DEVELOPING STORMS. EVEN 
SO...ANY WIND DAMAGE WILL BE LIMITED WITH ONLY ISOLATED SEVERE 
WEATHER EXPECTED.

IN BRIEF...A HEAVY RAIN EVENT IS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT WITH LITTLE IN 
THE WAY OF SEVERE WEATHER.        

PEOPLE ACROSS ARKANSAS ARE ADVISED TO CONTINUE MONITORING THE 
WEATHER OVERNIGHT. LISTEN FOR LATER STATEMENTS AND FORECASTS FOR THE 
MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATION FROM YOUR NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. 
          
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73,
Glenn