Valley Braces for Sunday Soaker After Dozens Pulled From Floodwaters
A Flood Watch covers the Valley and most of Arizona through 5 a.m. Monday, with 1 to 2 more inches of rain possible.
A Flood Watch covers the Valley and most of Arizona through 5 a.m. Monday, with 1 to 2 more inches of rain possible.
The National Weather Service rated a Wing Mountain twister EF-1, making three tornadoes in Arizona on Oct. 21.
The twisters on Wednesday packed winds of up to 105 and 110 mph, according to National Weather Service surveys.
Forecasters say the storm system cleared the state overnight, leaving cooler, quieter weather behind.
A Pacific storm system is producing the rotation more typical of the Great Plains, a National Weather Service meteorologist says.
Forecasters warned of possible power outages and blowing dust as a strong system pushes through the Tucson area and southeast Arizona.
The National Weather Service said showers would ease, then return around 2 to 3 a.m. and clear by late Tuesday morning.
Shower chances climb to 90% Saturday night as triple-digit heat gives way to a cooler, unsettled pattern.