Another complex of thunderstorms moved through the Lakes Region but like the storms that hit early Saturday morning, had reduced in intensity by the time it reached the area.
There were some Severe Thunderstorm Warnings that were issued for northern Arkansas including parts of Boone, Carroll, Madison, Marion, Newton, and Searcy Counties. Strong winds were the primary threat and no reports of damage have been submitted to National Weather Service for those or the strong thunderstorms that moved through the Branson area.
Rain will linger into the afternoon with temperatures dropping during the day down to an overnight low of around 32. The high will be around 60 Thursday then back to the 70s by Friday with the next chance of rain on Sunday.
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