Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week saw hot temperatures return to the Natural State. Here’s a look at the temperature highs and lows over the past week from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs.

Here’s a look at the current temperatures across the state this afternoon from both NWS and Earth Networks weather stations (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net and Earth Networks Sferic Maps).

Here’s a look at the current conditions and HD Cam from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs this afternoon. Here’s also a look at the current air quality from my Davis AirLink compared with BreezoMeter.

There’s a chance at some potential storms tonight. The FutureCast model puts the timing between 10-11 PM. Here’s also a look at the SPC Severe Outlooks and specific outlooks for Hail and Wind (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net).

Here’s a look at the latest Tropical Update out in the Atlanta showing satellite, the tropical tracks, as well as a look at global radar (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net, College of DuPage NexLab, and FlightRadar24).

Here’s a look at the latest traffic and flights across Arkansas this afternoon (maps courtesy of iDriveArkansas and FlightRadar24).

Here’s a look at the hourly forecast from Tomorrow.IO plus a look at the five-day extended forecast.

For this weeks Fraggle video, here’s Wembley and Boober.

Finally, here’s this week’s Scripture passage!

That wraps it up here! Nathan Parker signing off.

Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week brought some warm temperatures to the Natural State, although next week is going to heat up even more. Here’s a look at the temperature highs and lows this week from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs.

Here’s a look at the current temperatures across the state this afternoon from both NWS and Earth Networks weather stations (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net and Earth Networks Sferic Maps).

Here’s a look at the current conditions and HD Cam from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs this afternoon. Here’s also a look at the current air quality from my Davis AirLink compared with BreezoMeter.

Here’s a look at the current traffic from iDriveArkansas as well as the current flights from FlightRadar24.

Here’s a look at the hourly forecast from Tomorrow.IO, as well as the five day extended forecast.

For this week’s Fraggle video, here’s the theme song from Fraggle Rock!

Another feature I used to contribute to social media was a weekly Scripture passage on Sunday’s called “Scripture Sunday”. Since I am no longer on social media, I’m bringing the feature to the end of my Weekly Wrap Up blog posts instead.

That wraps it up here! Nathan Parker signing off.

Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week began to see a little cooler weather in the Natural State as the week progressed. Here’s a look at the temperature highs and lows over the past week from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs.

There are a few scattered showers and thunderstorms across the state this afternoon. Here’s a couple of high-res radar images. If conditions worsen, I’ll post updates on my Arkansas Severe Weather Updates blog. Here’s also a look at the current temperatures across the state this afternoon from both NWS and Earth Networks weather stations (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net, GRLevelX/AllisonHouse, and Earth Networks Sferic Maps).

Here’s a look at the current conditions and HD Cam from my Earth Networks weather station in Hot Springs this afternoon. Here’s also a look at the current air quality from my Davis AirLink and BreezoMeter.

Here’s a look at the current flights across the state from FlightRadar24, plus the current traffic from iDriveArkansas.

Here’s a look at the hourly forecast and five day extended forecast for Hot Springs (hourly forecast courtesy of Tomorrow.IO).

When I was on social media, I used to post a weekly link to a clip from Fraggle Rock I called “Friday Fraggle” to bring a little enjoyment each week. I’m moving the Fraggle posts to my Weekly Wrap Up! This week, Wembley sings before a school audience!

Finally, Sunday is September 11, so I want to take a moment to pause and remember this day in our history. May we never forget, and may we remember the brave first responders who served (and some gave their lives) during that tragic day.

That wraps it up here! Nathan Parker signing off.

I am happy to announce that I am launching a second weather blog on WeatherTogether.net, Arkansas Severe Weather Updates, coming soon!

This is a weather blog that will be available here. The blog is a companion blog to my main WeatherTogether blog. The differences between the two blogs is my main WeatherTogether blog hosts my weekly weather reports, whereas the companion blog will host shorter severe weather updates I’ll post during a severe weather event.

I setup this blog as a replacement for my posting severe weather updates on social media platforms after I left social media. Moving to posting severe weather updates on a blog have the following advantages to using social media:

1. More Context: Whereas social media posts are limited in the amount of words one can post on social media, blog posts can include more words, content, and images, providing more context to severe weather updates.
2. Less Noise: Since social media is used for other news and general discussions, severe weather updates have the ability to become lost in a sea of “noise”. Moving to a blog format eliminates the “noise” and allows readers to focus solely on severe weather updates.
3. Targeted Audience: With the increase in “noise” on social media, the targeted audience who need to read the severe weather updates may not be able to easily view or read them. Moving to a blog format, complete with the ability to follow the blog via email or RSS, ensures the people who will most benefit from the severe weather updates will be able to view and read them.

The reason this blog has been setup to be separate from my main WeatherTogether blog (instead of merely using a “Severe Weather” category on my main blog) is to keep these posts separate from the main WeatherTogether.net need and not overfill the feed with multiple severe weather reports (I didn’t want all my severe weather updates “drowning out” everyone else’s weather reports!).

Coming soon, you’ll be able to follow the blog via email (or RSS if you have a feed reader) so you’ll be able to have severe weather updates from me served up directly to you (I just need to get the sidebar added).

I’m looking forward to using this new format for covering severe weather, and I’m excited about the opportunities that await!

That wraps it up here! Nathan Parker signing off.

Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week saw warm temperatures across the Natural State. Here’s a look at the temperature highs and lows across the state over the past week from my Earth Networks weather station.

There’s a few scattered showers across the state this afternoon. Here’s a couple of high-res radar images, plus a look at temperatures across the state from both NWS and Earth Networks weather stations this afternoon (maps courtesy of Baron Threat Net and Earth Networks Sferic Maps).

Here’s a look at the current conditions and HD Cam image from my Earth Networks weather station this afternoon, plus a look at the air quality from my Davis AirLink compared to BreezoMeter.

Here’s a look at the latest traffic and flights across the state this afternoon (maps courtesy of iDriveArkansas and FlightRadar24).

Finally, here’s a look at the hourly forecast and five-day extended forecast for Hot Springs (hourly forecast courtesy of Tomorrow.IO).

That wraps it up here! Nathan Parker signing off.