POST-CHRISTMAS SNOW FOR DALLAS AND ARKLATEX

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[Joe-Nathan]

GONNA BE A LOT OF SNOW IN ARKANSAS:

HPC DAY 2 FOR 4" or GREATER:

[Joe-Nathan]

LITTLE ROCK NWS:

Quote:Heavy snow is defined as 4 inches or more in 12 hours or 6 inches or more in 24 hours. During the upcoming event, there is a high probability of heavy snow in much of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Heavy snow is also likely in portions of the Arkansas River Valley west of Conway (Faulkner County) and also parts of northeast Arkansas. Three to six inch accumulations are expected in these areas, with locally more than eight inches. Much of this forecast will depend on the track of the incoming storm system. A more southward track would take the swath of heavy snow toward central sections of the state, with a northward track forcing snow more into Missouri.

[Joe-Nathan]

SHREVEPORT NWS UPDATE:

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blizzard warnings issued for parts of Kentucky

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[Alex]

By the time this storm made its way to northern Delaware, it started as snow and sleet, but quickly changed to wind driven rain. Highs never reached above 40 and flood advisories were issued for parts of the area. Glad to not be dealing with that now!