Residents of Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley should brace for potentially severe weather conditions on Tuesday, September 22, 2025, as the 40/29 Get Ready Weather Team has issued a “Severe Day” alert. A level 2 out of 5 risk has been assigned to the region, indicating a slight chance of severe weather, which could include tornadoes, hail, and strong, gusty winds.
The weather timeline suggests that storms might begin affecting Northwest Arkansas as early as 6:00 am on Tuesday. Some weather models indicate that the storms could arrive after the morning commute, potentially disrupting travel plans. The initial round of storms will bring heavy rainfall to the area, increasing the risk of localized flooding and hazardous driving conditions.
As the day progresses, a second round of storms is expected to develop, with a potentially higher threat of severe weather. This could result in increased storm activity into the evening. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and stay updated on the latest weather forecasts, as conditions could evolve rapidly.
The storms are predicted to clear out by midnight, but given the potential severity of the situation, individuals in the affected areas are advised to secure outdoor belongings, avoid unnecessary travel, and have an emergency plan in place.
Stay tuned for real-time updates through local news broadcasts, interactive radar tools, and live skycams. For detailed forecasts and continued coverage, visit the weather team’s online platforms, including YouTube.
Ensuring public safety and preparedness is essential in facing unpredictable weather conditions. Always adhere to instructions from local authorities and weather experts during severe weather events.