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National Weather Service in Little Rock also sending teams to Lincoln County and Garland County over the weekend.

Five homes destroyed in Lincoln County.

Reports from the scene show path of destruction, destroyed and damaged buildings, overturned tractor trailer truck.

Rescue workers in Van Buren County tell FOX16 eight homes have been damaged in afternoon storms.

Crews in Hot Springs are now done getting rid of debris left behind from the big Christmas Day storm.

City Manager Bruce Moore today signed a contract with Ceres Environmental to pick up the rest of the storm debris from the historic Christmas 2012 Winter Storm. This comes after President Barack Obama signed a FEMA declaration, which will allow the City to be reimbursed for this work.

The strong storms that moved through the state Tuesday night blew a horse barn off of its foundation and across a parking lot at the University of Arkansas at Monticello.

Arkansans are still dealing with the effects after a major winter storm more than a week later.

Summary of wind gusts Thursday and storm reports from Wednesday night

The National Weather Service in Little Rock will be sending a team of investigators to tour storm damage near Viola.

Thousands of people in Arkansas are still without power. Many Arkansans are cleaning up storm debris and making repairs after strong storms swept through the State Friday night and early Saturday morning.

Little Rock Public Works crews spent Thursday dealing with the downed trees in the road and water puddling in the streets.

Entergy Arkansas says thousands of its customers are without electricity because of Isaac.

Wind and rain from Isaac have arrived in Arkansas and trees are down in the far southeast corner of the state.

Crews are trying to clean up downtown Hot Springs after a severe storm ripped through, breaking out windows, punching holes into buildings and lifting trees from their roots.

Severe thunderstorms brought much-needed rainfall but unwelcome wind damage in parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Numerous thunderstorms rocked the northern side of Arkansas Sunday evening bringing large hail and gusty winds.

Authorities say possible tornadoes may have blown trees onto power lines in parts of Arkansas.

The National Weather Service says straight line winds caused most of the damage in Morrilton, one of the hardest hit parts of the state. More than 50 homes are damaged, but no one has reported serious injuries.

The National Weather Service says straight line winds caused most of the damage in Morrilton, one of the hardest hit parts of the state. More than 50 homes are damaged there but no one reported serious injuries.

High wind associated with the incoming storm has destroyed two buildings and damaged at least 50 homes in Morrilton.

A mobile home park in Baxter County was damaged in Wednesday’s storm. It is yet to be officially determined, but it appears that the damage was caused by straight line wind.