Tracking a cool and dry week ahead
After the wet weather we had over the weekend, we are in for a much drier, sunnier, and calmer week ahead. Temperatures are also going to be trending cooler than normal as well.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA-TV)- We had very light showers on Halloween, but heavier rain moved in overnight and continued through the afternoon on Sunday. It brought some very impressive rain totals in both Yuma and Imperial Counties.
Most areas in Yuma county saw a half of an inch or pretty close to an inch of rain over the weekend. Take a look at some of the areas that were recorded.
Areas in northern Yuma County saw some significant rainfall and had totals of 1 inch or more.
Take a look at the rain totals in Imperial County over the weekend. Most areas also saw a half of an inch or more.
DAILY RAIN RECORD BROKEN IN YUMA: Yuma set a new daily rainfall on Sunday.
Yuma International Airport recorded 0.62" of rain on Sunday, November 1st, 2026, breaking the previous record of 0.22" set back in 1987.
Today has been a calmer and drier day compared to the weekend. In the hours ahead, it will be beautiful with cooling temperatures, clear skies, and light winds. Great weather to go for a walk or spend some time on the patio.
Grab a sweater! Tracking a chilly morning come tomorrow morning. Overnight lows will be in the mid and low 50s by Tuesday morning.
This week we are in for pleasant conditions. I am tracking a drying trend with cooler than normal temperatures across the region.
TOMORROW is Midterm Election Day! If you are heading out to the local voting centers, I am tracking nice voting weather to cast your ballots.
We are in for lots of sunshine, light winds, and comfortable temperatures as highs will be in the upper 70s.
Tracking a sunny and cool week! Highs will be cooler than normal and trending in the upper 70s and overnight lows will be pretty chilly.
By the end of the week I am tracking slightly warmer and breezier conditions.
LOOKING AHEAD: Enjoy the nice and cool week, we are in for a warming trend with above-normal temperatures expected next week. Our temperature outlook is showing red on the map, which means warmer temperatures.
