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Rain, blowing dust possible across Phoenix area this week (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Storm clouds building north and farther south of us on this first full day of fall will make for an interesting evening across the Valley. Models are split on timing, but a pop-up shower or two are possible tonight across the northern portions of the Valley. But this activity would only occur if these storms north of us kick out multiple outflow boundaries to produce these storms in our area. Right now, our rain chances look meager, sitting at around 20%. Outflows may bring
First day of astronomical fall begins with rain chances returning to Arizona (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Hard to believe, but an active and hot summer of 2026 has ended as the fall season started officially at 5:05 p.m. today! Most Valley highs have reached back into the triple digits. If it happens at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, that would be the 127th day at or above 100 degrees this year. The average number per year is 111 days. Scattered showers have been noted in far eastern Arizona as a strong push of moisture continues to flow up from the south. St. John’s had over a hal
Grand Canyon flash flooding traced to Dragon Bravo burn scar (opens the original)
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GRAND CANYON, AZ (AZFamily) — Flash flooding that struck the Grand Canyon’s Inner Canyon last weekend was caused by a combination of factors, not just rainfall, officials said. One factor was the perimeter of the Dragon Bravo wildfire, which destroyed the Grand Canyon Lodge at the North Rim in 2025. The fire’s burn scar sat above canyons including Bright Angel Trail, which leads down to the Colorado River. That area is where the flooding took place. The Transept is one of the areas with access t
Storms still possible in parts of Arizona as temps cool around the Valley (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As expected, our monsoon storms continued early this Monday morning with heavy rainfall amounts mostly in the North Valley. Phoenix Sky Harbor officially received .16 inches but we are now well over three-quarters of an inch of rain for the month. That’s good for the month, but still is just over a tenth of an inch below the rainfall average. We are just under an inch and a half for the Monsoon, which is still about a half inch below average. Other gauges around the Valley a
Extreme heat to start the weekend in Phoenix before storm chances increase (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two straight weeks of above-average temperatures continued Friday with highs above 110 across the Valley. Our average temperature this time of year is 105 degrees, and this will be the 44th day with a heat warning for 2026. This comes after setting another record morning low of 94 degrees, beating 93 degrees in 2023. Gusty and dusty conditions from decaying storms are expected again tonight. Hazy skies due to dust overnight, plus the possibility of more to follow from storms
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