Yuma sees one of the wettest starts to a new year
Yuma is experiencing one of the wettest years to date with over 1.8 inches of rain so far in 2024, according to The National Weather Service (NWS) in Phoenix.
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Yuma is experiencing one of the wettest years to date with over 1.8 inches of rain so far in 2024, according to The National Weather Service (NWS) in Phoenix.
The National Weather Service expected the high to be 62 degrees and the low to be 43 degrees.
This year’s monsoon season, officially spanning from June 15 to Sept. 30 each year, delivered above-average rainfall to Yuma, starkly contrasting with record-low precipitation in other Arizona regions.
After a brief reprieve from the heat Thursday morning, record-breaking heat is expected to return Friday and throughout the weekend.
The record heat in Arizona remains especially throughout the city of Phoenix and most of the southern part of the state. Fortunately, there is a possibility of rain before the Labor Day on September 4. The National Weather Service announced that the record heat in Arizona remains in effect, especially throughout the city of Phoenix […]