The primary risk from Wednesday's storms is wind damage, though the chance of strong gusts is low. Flash flooding is not expected due to the fast-moving nature of the storms. However, the ongoing drought has led to increased wildfire risks, with 25 counties currently labeled as 'high risk' by the Arkansas Department of Agriculture. Recent wildfires in Union and Ashley counties have already burned over 2,000 acres. Burn bans are in effect across numerous counties, and residents are urged to exercise caution to prevent accidental fires.