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Arkansas to see strong severe storms Tuesday evening

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By Corallys Ortiz Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — After a fairly wet Thanksgiving and holiday weekend in Arkansas, we are expecting it to be drier and warmer as we return to the work week. Unfortunately, there is the threat for severe weather on the horizon before mid-week. Warm and humid air will slowly return to the region by Tuesday afternoon ahead of a warm front.
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The different funnel type clouds and how to tell them apart

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By Corallys Ortiz Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Arkansans are stranger to tornadoes. But did you know that not all funnels in the sky are created equal? LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — If you live in Arkansas, then you're no stranger to tornadoes. But did you know that not all funnels in the sky are created equal? What you're seeing may not always be a tornado. found at the base of a thunderstorm. They can reach sizes up to one mile in width and have winds as high as 250 miles per hour.
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Where do our favorite weather-related phrases come from?

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By Corallys Ortiz Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Weather affects us in our everyday lives — not just in how we live, but also how we talk. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Have you ever felt "under the weather" or "thrown caution to the wind"? Weather affects us in our everyday lives — not just in how we live, but also how we talk. But, where do these weather-related phrases come from? And how did they become a part of our everyday speech?
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