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What to know as two dying hurricanes prepare to bring impacts to Arizona (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Saturday is going to be about the most “normal” day of the next week. We’re expecting an abundance of sunshine and high temperatures around 100. That changes on Sunday as we start to cloud up from moisture from the breakup of Hurricane Odalys. This first set of clouds will be high and mid-level clouds and won’t contain much in the way of rain. However, as we move into Monday, the moisture will thicken and lower, and we’ll see showers and thunderstorms developing in western a
A Pacific storm is approaching California: What it means for Arizona (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A very quiet weather pattern will overtake the state this weekend, resulting in rather seasonal temperatures statewide. In the deserts, the average high is about 100 degrees and we’ll be running just above that. Overnight lows will be in the upper 70s to low 80s. Right now, it looks like this steady weather pattern will hold into next week, bringing us a streak of more than seven days without rain chances at this point. Humidity levels are still a bit on the high side, but s
Seasonal temperatures and dry conditions for Labor Day holiday weekend (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A trough of low pressure off the coast of California is still controlling much of the weather for Arizona. It’s keeping temperatures down for the most part statewide, and it’s steering moisture, at this point, out of our state east into New Mexico. That pattern will hold on Friday as well, with most of the storms in our state limited to southern and southeast Arizona. There is a Flood Watch out for the Tucson area where forecasters expect that storms could produce up to 2” o
Phoenix rain chances drop as heat builds: Here’s where storms are headed (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Weather satellites show three high-altitude storm systems moving near California, Texas, and Florida, steered by a high-pressure system over Arizona. Last night’s storms are fading away from the Valley, but moist air from the south will keep things feeling sticky. Most of today’s and tomorrow’s storms will stay in northern Arizona, New Mexico, and away from the Phoenix and Tucson areas, before rain slows down to just light showers this weekend. Today will be much quieter and
Phoenix rain chances drop as heat builds: Here’s where storms are headed (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Weather satellites show three high-altitude storm systems moving near California, Texas, and Florida, steered by a high-pressure system over Arizona. Last night’s storms are fading away from the Valley, but moist air from the south will keep things feeling sticky. Most of today’s and tomorrow’s storms will stay in northern Arizona, New Mexico, and away from the Phoenix and Tucson areas, before rain slows down to just light showers this weekend. Today will be much quieter and
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