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Above: Click The Map To Visit The US Lightning Map From Blitzortung.

Above: Click The Map To Visit The USFS Wildland Fire Assessment System.

Above: Click The Maps To Visit (LZK)'s Fire Weather Forecasts, The (AFC)'s Current Fire Danger, & Current Burn Ban Maps.
Also, Click To Visit The Arkansas-Oklahoma Interagency Coordination Center. Click To See The Fire Weather Outlooks From The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC),
The InciWeb Incident Map For Arkansas.USFS (NIFC)'s Predictive Services Current Weather, &
Current NWS Situational Fire Awareness & Current AirNow.gov Fire & Smoke Maps.

Above - Current USFS InciWeb System NIFC Wildfire Reports Map From ESRI.

Above - Click Here To Go To The Arkansas Department Of Emergency Management.

Also - Click Map To See Live Traffic, Weather & Road Conditions & Construction Information On AHTD's IDrive Arkansas Site.

Arkansas Power Outages By Utility.

Entergy Outages

Arkansas Nuclear One Emergency Information.

Above - New Madrid Modified Mercali Earthquake Estimate Based On A Richter Scale 7.7 Map For Arkansas. Use The Roman Numeral Scale On The Map & Chart To Estimate.

Above: Memphis University's Center For Earthquake Research & Information (CERI) Recent Quakes, NEIC Recent Quakes & U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center's Events.
Click The Text For...(1.) The Arkansas Geological Survey Earthquake Information, &
(2.) The Latest Earthquake Report From WFO Little Rock.

PBS Nova: Earthquake! (1990).

The 1990 Earthquake Panic in Missouri | Living St. Louis

Earthquake Measurement and History: Intensity vs magnitude and earthquake history of SEMO, including the infamous Iben Browning - Blake Miller

Earthquake - Risk to the Central US (1988)

New Madrid: The Earthquakes of 1811-1812

HIDDEN FURY - THE NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKE ZONE, 1993

Effects and Accounts of the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes

Information Sources for the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes

Tish Tuttle: Prehistoric New Madrid Earthquakes

Earthquake Features - Historic Evidence in Arkansas

The Seismic Network in the Central U.S.

Lessons Learned About the New Madrid Fault Zone

Above - Current Worldwide Jumbo Seismic Monitor Map From The IRIS Earthquake Monitor Center.

NOVA: The Wave That Shook The World.

NOAA Ocean Today Video: Tsunami Awareness.

NWS Pacific TWC: Tsunami Warning System.

Above - The Latest NWS Arkansas Digital Weather Forecast Information In GIS Interactive Format.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 1 Predominant Weather, Precipitation Probability, & High & Low Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 2 Predominant Weather, Precipitation Probability, & High & Low Forecast Maps.

NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center's Current Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) Maps For Arkansas.

NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center's Current Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) Maps For WFO LZK's County Warning Area (CWA).

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 Thru 3 Total Snow & Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Weather Prediction Center Experimental Winter Storm Outlook (WSO) & Warning Criteria For WFO LZK.

Also Check Out CONUS Winter Storm Severity Index (WSSI) Guidance, (WSSI) Guidance For WFO TSA - Tulsa, OK., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO SGF - Springfield, MO., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO PAH - Paducah, KY., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO LZK - North Little Rock, AR., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO MEG - Memphis, TN., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO FWD - Fort Worth - Dallas, TX., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO SHV - Shreveport, LA., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO JAN - Jackson, MS.

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 & 2 Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 1 & 2 Snow Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 Thru 3 Total Snow & Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Also - Click Map To See Live Traffic, Weather & Road Conditions & Construction Information On AHTD's IDrive Arkansas Site.

USFS National Avalanche Center

Click The Left Map For The National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center's Snow Analysis.
Click The Right Map For The Latest The USFS National Avalanche Center Avalanche Weather Update.

NOAA NWS NCEP (Central Operations)

The Environmental Modeling Center.

NCEP: Climate Prediction Center.

Above: Click The (NWS)'s Current Day 8 thru 14, &, Day 3 thru 7 U.S. Hazards Outlooks, &, All-Hazards Briefing For Days 1 & 2.

Above - Click On The Left Map For The (EPA) National Air Quality Analysis.
Click On The Right Map For The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) National UV Alerts Forecast Map.

Above - Click On The Maps For The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) 6-10 Day Temperature & Precipitation Outlook.

Above - Click On The Maps For The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) 8-14 Day Temperature & Precipitation Outlook.

Above - Click On The Left Map For The (NOAA/USDA) National Drought Monitor.
Click On The Right Map For The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) National Drought Outlook Map.

Above - Click On The Map For The NWS Climate Portal Map.

Climate & Weather From NOAA's National Centers For Environmental Information (NCEI)

Climate Change: What Do Scientists Say?

Martin Durkin: The Great Global Warming Swindle.

JOHN COLEMAN ON GLOBAL WARMING.

NCEP: Weather Prediction Center.

Above: Click The (NWS)'s Current U.S. Forecast Charts Day 1, Day 2 &, Day 3.

Above - The NOAA - NWS Daily Hazards Briefing's Surface/Radar & Surface/Satellite Composite Maps.

Above - Surface Analysis & Current Surface Obs Charts From The NWS Weather Prediction Center - (WPC).

Above - Click To View The NWS (WPC) Current Analysis, & 12 thru 48 Hour Prog Charts,
Click Here To Read The Latest NWS (WPC) Forecast Discussions.

Above - The (WPC)'s 3 Day Rainfall Amounts, and Excessive Rainfall Forecasts.

Above - Click To View The NWS (WPC) Excessive Rainfall Categories.
Click Here To Read The Latest NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Excessive Rainfall Discussion.

(NWC)'s Experimental: National Hydrologic Discussion, Experimental: Area Hydrologic Discussion, Experimental: Flood Hazard Outlook, & Significant River Flood Outlook.

NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center's Current Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) Maps For Arkansas.

NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center's Current Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) Maps For WFO LZK's County Warning Area (CWA).

Arkansas-Red Basin River Forecast Center (ABRFC)'s Current 1, 3, & 6 Hour Flash Flood Guidance.

Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center (LMRFC)'s Current 1, & 3 Hour Flash Flood Guidance.

NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory.

SPC FAQ: How's a Forecast Made? - SPC- NOAA Weather Partners.

Above: SPC's Day 1 Severe Thunderstorm Hazards Map

Click Here For Current SPC Mesoanalysis Page Viewer From The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center (SPC). Click Here For Current Short Range Ensemble Forecast (SREF) Products Viewer From The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center (SPC). Click Here For Current SPC High Resolution Ensemble Forecast (HREF) Products Viewer From The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center (SPC).

Above: Yesterday's Storm Reports, Today's Storm Reports So Far, & Storm Reports: Last 3 Hrs From (SPC).

Above - SPC Days 1 Thru 4 Convective Hazard Maps & Categories.

Above Left: (WPC) Mesoscale Precipitation Discussions (MPDs) &, Above Right: (SPC)'s Current Mesoscale Discussions.

Above - (SPC)'s Active Severe Thunderstorm & Tornado Watches & Active Natural Hazard Watch & Warning Maps. Click On The Maps To Zoom Into Your Area Of Interest.

Above - The Latest NWS Arkansas Digital Weather Forecast Information In GIS Interactive Format.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 1 Predominant Weather, Precipitation Probability, & High & Low Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 2 Predominant Weather, Precipitation Probability, & High & Low Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 Thru 3 Total Snow & Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Weather Prediction Center Experimental Winter Storm Outlook (WSO) & Warning Criteria For WFO LZK.

Also Check Out CONUS Winter Storm Severity Index (WSSI) Guidance, (WSSI) Guidance For WFO TSA - Tulsa, OK., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO SGF - Springfield, MO., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO PAH - Paducah, KY., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO LZK - North Little Rock, AR., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO MEG - Memphis, TN., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO FWD - Fort Worth - Dallas, TX., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO SHV - Shreveport, LA., (WSSI) Guidance For WFO JAN - Jackson, MS.

Above: (WPC)'s Looping Surface Chart With Lows & Fronts, & Forecast Surface Low Track Ensembles Charts.

Top Row: Click To View The (WPC)'s 3 Day Snowfall Probability Forecasts, & Middle Row: Ice Probability Forecasts, & Bottom Row: Snow & Ice Composite Forecasts.
Click To View The (WPC)'s 3 Day Winter Weather Suite, & Read The Latest Winter Weather Discussion.

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 & 2 Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Day 1 & 2 Snow Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Above - NWS LZK's Days 1 Thru 3 Total Snow & Ice Accumulation Forecast Maps.

Also - Click Map To See Live Traffic, Weather & Road Conditions & Construction Information On AHTD's IDrive Arkansas Site.

NCEP: Aviation Weather Center.

FAA Flight Service - 1-800-WX-Brief Flight Weather.

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Above - 1800wxbrief.com's Current & Forecast Aviation Weather Maps.

Above: Click Little Rock National Airport's Flight Tracking Map, WPC's South Central US Surface Analysis With Fronts Loop &, College Of Dupage's AR Surface Analysis Map.
Click For Little Rock Adams Field-(LIT) & Northwest Arkansas-(XNA) Airport's TRACON Situational Awareness Display-Web Briefs From Memphis (ZME) CWSU.
Click For NWS LZK's Aviation Weather Page, NWS LZK's Hourly Weather Roundup, CWSU (ZME) AIRMET & SIGMETS, & CWSU (ZME) Metro Impact Statements (MIS).

Left: (NSSL)'s Multiple Radar Multiple Sensor (MRMS), Center: (NSSL)'s Arkansas MRMS Data, & Right: (RAL)'s Current US Doppler Radar Data.

Above -- The Latest Real Time Official Public Domain ENHANCED RIDGE 250 N. MI. Range Base Reflectivity Imagery From Arkansas's 9 Regional National Weather Service (NWS) NEXRAD WSR-88D Doppler Weather Radar Sites Located Near: Tulsa, OK., Springfield, MO., Paducah, KY., Fort Smith, AR., North Little Rock, AR., Memphis, TN., Shreveport, LA., Ft. Polk, LA., &, Jackson, MS.. Click On The Colored Circles To Go To Corresponding Radar Sites. Purple Circles Indicate Active Radar & Red Circles Indicate A Radar Outage. Use The Pull Down Menu In The Map To Access & Tailor Products.

Above: Click These NWS GOES-16 CONUS IMAGERY (Left - Water Vapor) (Center - Infrared ) & (Right - Geostationary Lightning Mapper) To Enlarge & Loop Them.

Click To See GOES-16 Severe Weather Probability, CIMSS GOES-R LAP Validation Tool, &, Colorado State University - Regional & Mesoscale Meteorology Branch Active Tropical Cyclones.

Above Left: Click The NCAR Research Application Lab (RAL)'s & Above Right: The Storm Prediction Center (SPC)'s Latest Observed Soundings Maps.

Earth From Space - Full HD NOVA.

An Introduction to Space Weather and the Space Weather Prediction Center.

Above - Click The Dials For The NWS Space Environment Center's Latest Space Weather Update.

Click The Satellite Photo For The NWS Spaceflight Meteorology Group's Latest Space Station Weather Update.

NCEP: Ocean Prediction Center.

Above - Current Worldwide Ocean Weather Analysis Map From The NOAA National Ocean Service (NOS) Ocean Prediction Center.

Above - Ocean Prediction Center Guide to Offshore Weather Data.

NCEP: National Hurricane Center.

The National Hurricane Center Cone of Uncertainty - The Do's & Don'ts Of Using It.

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The National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Series - Part 1: Storm Size

The National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Series - Part 2: Potential Tropical Cyclones

The National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Series - Part 3: Tropical Cyclone Track

Above - The NHC's Active Central Pacific, Eastern Pacific, & Atlantic Basin Tropical Cyclones. Click Here For Current Hurricane Watches & Warnings From The National Hurricane Center.

Above - How El Nino & La Nina Affect Hurricanes. From WeatherNation.

NOVA HURRICANE 1992

NOVA Killer Hurricanes 2018

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Above - The NHC's 7 Day Central Pacific, Eastern Pacific, & Atlantic Graphical Tropical Weather Outlooks.

Above - The NHC's Map Of Worldwide Tropical Cyclone Warning Centers

Above - USGS - Volcano Hazards.

Above - Click The Worldwide Volcano Map To See The Latest (USGS) U.S. Volcanoes and Current Activity Alerts.

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About The Webmaster - My name is Damon C. Poole, II. I am a radio producer for Signal Media of Arkansas, owners of The Point 94.1 - (KKPT-FM), 103.7 The Buzz! - (KABZ-FM), &, Buzz2 106.7 - (KBZU-FM), in Little Rock. As far as my education goes, I am a 1988 Graduate of Guy - Perkins School. From August 1994 to December 1997, I attended Garland County Community College in Hot Springs, where I studied Computer Information Science & Technology while pursuing an Associate of Arts Transfer Degree , before returning to the University of Central Arkansas, in January, 1998. While at GCCC, I was inducted into Phi Theta Kappa's Alpha Beta Psi Chapter. In May, 2000, I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, in Mass Communication, with a Telecommunications Emphasis, and, a Minor in Geography. While at UCA, I gained broadcast experience working at KUCA-FM 91.3 as an on-air meteorologist, KCON-AM 1230 as a radio news and weather anchor, and, UCA Channel 6 TV, as a Production Assistant. I also had the pleasure of working as a weather intern, at KARK-TV Channel 4 in Little Rock. Most Recently, I have completed the Mesoscale Meteorology: A Primer For Forecasters (17 hrs), Basic Hydrologic Sciences Distance Learning Course (12 hrs), Understanding The Hydrologic Environment (12 hrs), Summer Severe Weather (16-22 hrs), &, SKYWARN (R) Spotter Training (2 hrs), distance learning courses offered thru the COMET/METED program of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. Additionally, I am a Certified Advanced SKYWARN! Spotter. I report to the National Weather Service in North Little Rock via phone, and, their On Line Storm Reporting Form. I am an Associate Member Of The American Meteorological Society (Associate Member #0412312), A Member Of The National Weather Association (Member #2065), &, Of The Arkansas Chapter Of the American Meteorological Society & The National Weather Association.

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