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Above: Current Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) & Below: Little Rock, Arkansas Time (CTZ)


Use The Pulldown Box Below To Access All The Forecast Desks.

Welcome To The Central Arkansas Storm Spotter's and Weather Buff's Interactive Severe Weather & Natural Hazard National Briefing Room!


Above - Click To View The Current GOES Western U.S., Eastern U.S. & Atlantic Water Vapor Loops.


Above: Click The Vaisala NLDN Free Lightning Explorer, &, The NWS & US Forest Service NAPLN Animated Lightning Activity Map.


Above - The (NWS) Nationwide US NEXRAD Loop & Active Natural Hazard Watch & Warning Maps.


Above - The NHC's 2 Day Eastern Pacific, &, Atlantic, & Gulf Graphical Tropical Weather Outlooks.



Above - Click on the NWS Storm Prediction Center Hourly Activity Loop To Visit SPC.



Above - Click To Visit The Aviation Weather Center's Front Page.


Above - Click the map to visit NWS Center Aviation Weather Service Units Nationwide.


The Climate Prediction Center (CPC)'s Current Days 3 thru 7 & Days 8 thru 14 Hazard Analysis Maps.


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




Above - The (WPC)'s 3 Day Winter Precipitation, Rainfall Amounts, and Excessive Rainfall Forecasts.
Click Here To Read The Latest NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Forecast Discussions.


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.


Above: The Center For Earthquake Research & Information's Recent EQ's & West Coast & Alaska Tsunami Warning Center's Event Maps.
Click The Text For...(1.) The Arkansas Seismic Network Earthquake Helicorder Display Page, &
(2.) The Latest Earthquake Report From WFO Little Rock.


Above: - In The Box Is A Feed Of All Current World Earthquakes In The Last Hour.
Click The Globe Map Or Underlined Text Inside The Box To Read Each Bulletin. If Feed Is Not Current, Use Text Link, Or, See Maps Above.


Above: - In The Box Is A Feed Of Current Tsunami Watches, Warnings & Advisories.
Click The Underlined Text Inside The Box To Read Each Bulletin. If Feed Is Not Current, Use Text Link, Or, See Maps Above.<


Above - Click On The Current Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument Webcam Image, & The GOES Mt. St Helens Satellite Loop.
Click Here for the latest update from the US Geological Survey's Cascades Volcano Observatory.

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