Bands that well feel through the Morning Hours here in the valley with Storm Chances continuing through the day. Heres what im seeing. We have rain in the northeast valley. And this is the live view of mcdowell. The loop 101 getting the showers this morning. And theres the pocket of heavier rainfall. Not a lot of lightning but the scattered showers across the valley. In scottsdale, and also over guadalupe. And a few near sun city. And more popu s good year all the way to buckeye, and much more rain to the south. As youre getting ready to head out the door, the scattered showers will be a possibility through the morning. And we have a slight chance of storms this afternoon. But overall, the main impact and the main track of the storm will be across southeast arizona. Grab the umbrella as youre heading out the door. Temperatures are in the 70s to 80s, and its muggy out there. And its going to stay muggy through the day. As youre heading home. Ill break down the storm next. Weve been seei
Weve been tracking showers and thunderstorms too. Let me show you whats happening right now as we take a live look at the satellite view of clouds and radar. We have Tropical Storm newton south of our state and its slowly tracking north and the outer bands are moving in producing the rain and thunderstorms. And even close to the valley this morning. The main system to the south is slowly tracking to the northeast and is set to move into southeast arizona as we through the day today. Now, we are under a Flash Flood Watch today all across the southeast pocket of our state. But i did want to update you on a change. The phoenix metro is no longer under the Flash Flood Watch. That watch includes the foothills and just to the southeast. The potential is still there for showers and storms in the phoenix metro. And im currently tracking a few spotty showers near the the rest of the day next. And no wet roads yet here in the phoenix metro. Youre seeing green speeds and no problem spots on any o
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