Flash Flood advisory

By Jasmine Arenas

March 11, 2020 10:55 PM

Published March 11, 2020 2:47 PM

Another flash flood advisory has been issued to the city of Yuma and Imperial Valley.

This advisory will expire Friday at 11 pm and begin Thursday.

This week the area is projected to reach 1-2 inches of rain.

Yuma surpassed its daily record rainfall Tuesday by more than one inch.

So far, Yuma has added another 0.05'' of rainfall, bringing this year's total at 1.20".

Yuma surpassed their daily record rainfall on Tuesday by more than 1".

Yuma has since added another 0.05", bringing the total to 1.20". This adds up to the 8th wettest March on record.

The record wettest is at 3.33" in 1905. The National Weather Service has also issued Flash Flood Watch for portions of Southwest Arizona and Southeast California.

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Jasmine Arenas

Jasmine Arenas is the weather and sports anchor for KSWT.

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