The NOAA Storm Prediction Center are monitoring the eastern side of the WREG-TV viewing area for potential watch, it is unlikely for watch issuance but isolated severe storms are still possible during late Sunday afternoon.
Current trends indicate scattered thunderstorms could move through our area as early as 3 p.m ahead of the main squall line.
That storm will be in the Memphis area around 10 p.m.
Some storms could be severe.
Damaging winds and large hail will be the main threats associated with this front.
If air is cold enough several thousand feet up, we could see supercells with isolated tornadoes form by later afternoon.
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http://wreg.com/2015/04/18/severe-weather-threatens-the-mid-south-sunday/
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