Joel Young
Morning Meteorologist at KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR)
3x Emmy Nom Meteorologist @KARK4News & @FOX16News | Born & Raised in the MS Delta | Tweets=Mine RT≠Endorsements | #ARStormTeam | #ARwx
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1 week ago |
kark.com | Joel Young
Monday: Partly sunny, warm and breezy. Highs near 82. Wind: SW 10-20 mph. Gusts up to 25 mph. Monday Night: Mostly cloudy with perhaps a sprinkle as our cold front passes. Then we clear out after midnight. Lows near 53. Wind: NNW 10-20 mph. Gusts up to 25 mph. Tuesday: Sunny and seasonable. Highs near 73. Wind: NNW 10-15 mph. Gusts up to 20 mph. Tuesday Night: Mostly clear and chilly. Lows near 47. Wind: NW 5-10 mph.
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1 week ago |
kark.com | Joel Young
After several days of torrential rainfall and severe storms across the Natural State, several rivers across Arkansas are swollen. Some river gauges have already seen their crest while other locations further downstream continue to rise. The most significant river flooding has been seen along the Spring River and Black River across northeastern Arkansas. These waters have receded significantly, but areas downstream have seen a significant rise in water levels in recent days.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Joel Young
After several days of torrential rainfall and severe storms across the Natural State, several rivers across Arkansas are swollen. Some river gauges have already seen their crest while other locations further downstream continue to rise. The most significant river flooding has been seen along the Spring River and Black River across northeastern Arkansas. These waters have receded significantly, but areas downstream have seen a significant rise in water levels in recent days.
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2 weeks ago |
kark.com | Joel Young
After several days of torrential rainfall and severe storms across the Natural State, several rivers across Arkansas are swollen. Some river gauges have already seen their crest while other locations further downstream continue to rise. The most significant river flooding has been seen along the Spring River and Black River across northeastern Arkansas. But almost all are showing signs of elevated water levels, especially the White River since that is where those rivers must eventually drain.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Joel Young
After several days of torrential rainfall and severe storms across the Natural State, several rivers across Arkansas are swollen. Some river gauges have already seen their crest while other locations further downstream continue to rise. The most significant river flooding has been seen along the Spring River and Black River across northeastern Arkansas. But almost all are showing signs of elevated water levels, especially the White River since that is where those rivers must eventually drain.
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Another view of the rising water along the Saline River in Bradley. This was taken at the US 278 bridge. Thanks to Kenneth Haddox for sharing this picture from Warren. #ARwx https://t.co/e8hLpw0Vfl
A bird's eye view of the severe river flooding along the Ouachita River. These pictures are near Pops Place near Louann and Smackover. Thanks to Tim Temples for sharing these pictures! #ARwx https://t.co/ULpdS3annY