Strong high pressure situated across the western United States will continue to result a prolonged period of hot temperatures across the area into at least the first half of next week
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The first part of this week will see temperatures climb back to or even slightly above normal, while daily showers and thunderstorms
become fairly isolated.
The main storm chances for today will begin in the eastern Arizona high terrain and parts of the western deserts this afternoon before possibly spreading into the lower deserts and Phoenix this evening and tonight.
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Overall quiet monsoon conditions are expected today, with better chances over the southern & eastern Arizona high terrain by
Saturday afternoon.
Shower and thunderstorm potential will improve starting today with scattered storms expected over the high terrain this afternoon.
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Thunderstorm coverage will mainly be confined to eastern and southern Arizona today with temperatures hovering around the 105 degree mark
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Sparse thunderstorm coverage will be the theme through the middle of the week with activity more focused over higher terrain areas.
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A Flood Watch remains in effect for Phoenix and over higher terrain locations north and east of Phoenix through Thursday night. Potential for flooding declines Friday. But, lingering atmospheric moisture will maintain storm chances into next week.
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A flood watch remains in effect for much of the area. An
abundance of moisture will allow any showers and storms that
develop to quickly produce copious amounts of rainfall.
With plentiful moisture over the Southwest, widely scattered showers and storms are forecast to continue over the next several days. Heavy rainfall and briefly gusty winds will accompany the stronger showers and storms that develop through the work week. Areas that see repeated rounds of heavy rain will be monitored for flash flooding. However, the nature of the activity will keep some areas
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With abundant atmospheric moisture in place, there will be periodic chances for showers and thunderstorms for much of the week.
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Chances for thunderstorms will be largely confined to higher terrain
areas of north/east/southeast Arizona today.
Thunderstorm chances will be mainly confined to higher terrain areas of central and eastern Arizona through Friday.
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The temperatures remain high, however the area could begin to see a slight dip in heat as we go into the weekend YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Thunderstorm chances will be mainly confined to higher terrain areas of central and eastern Arizona through Friday. Above normal temperatures will prevail the remainder of the week with
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Above normal temperatures will persist through at least early next week with highs reaching 110 degrees or better across most lower desert locations through Sunday and just below 110 degrees starting Monday.
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Dry conditions could persist, with clear skies as a result Modest chances for showers and storms this week will largely continue across the high terrain areas of eastern Arizona, while Phoenix and the lower deserts will favor mostly dry conditions through the week, notwithstanding a slight uptick in the chance of showers and storms this
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A winter storm dumped nearly two feet of snow on parts of Ontario between Sunday and Monday.
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A massive line of storms swept across the eastern U.S. late Friday into Saturday, causing widespread damage and an unknown amount of deaths.
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ver the days following Saturday, October 23, a Pacific storm was forecasted and warnings were sent out advising West Coast residents to be warry of dangerous weather.
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From lightning displays that illuminated the mornings skies, to boom’s of thunder that served as morning alarm clocks, viewers from across the Desert Southwest caught some of Tuesday morning’s jaw dropping activity.
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