Be sure to check out Storm Chasers tonight at 10:00 eastern on Discovery! Among other things, this episode features high risk days in Arkansas, one of which was a bit of a surprise, late-developing outbreak (April 30) while the other (May 1) was almost a total bust. April 30 saw several strong, damaging tornadoes in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri into Arkansas. Reed and crew intercepted at least two tornadoes near Clinton, AR under less than ideal conditions! The next day was also a high risk, and is what I like to refer to as one of the biggest outbreaks of non-tornadic supercell of all time!  Supercells literally covered the southern and central part of Arkansas at one point during the late afternoon, but tornadoes were very limited due in part to less than favorable low-level wind shear -- obviously a very fortunate turn of events for residents, given the otherwise dangerously volatile environment. To be sure, there were several strong tornadoes that day, but not in the area where forecast models had suggested would have the most potential.  Parts of northern Mississippi, west Tennessee and western Kentucky were especially hard hit that evening. Feel free to post your thoughts on tonight's episode in the comments section, and check out the video from April 30, above!