Note how there is a distinct line of severe weather reports across NE OK and NW AR. Storms have "trained" all night over the same areas. Rainfall totals in places have been better than 4" and some of the storms tonight lasted for well over two hours!

Much of the atmosphere to our south was "un-tapped", and a steady constant stream of moisture rich air (Dewpoints at 60 or better) provided the necessary fuel. As a jetstreak nosed in early in the evening, convection fired along a convergent zone right through our northern area. Winds aloft have been lessening and the trough aloft continues to transition eastward, lessening our activity. Another line of showers and storms to our west are being kicked up by a cold front that will be passing through our area this morning. Afterwards we can expect a return to more seasonable temperatures.