Thousands lose power, parts of metro Phoenix get rain
The Valley saw its first monsoon storm of the season Wednesday night, as rain, dust and heavy winds swept across the area.
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The Valley saw its first monsoon storm of the season Wednesday night, as rain, dust and heavy winds swept across the area.
The end of a heat streak battering Phoenix all monthlong could be near, as chances for rain will increase in the coming days.
The good news is, parts of the metro Phoenix area got significant rain overnight for the first time in months, up to a quarter to a full inch in some spots.The bad news is, most of the region did not get wet. Mark O’Malley of the National Weather Service in Phoenix says it won’t affect the trajectory of extreme heat for now.
Phoenix has set another daily heat record as the city inches closer to the most 115-degree days in a calendar year.
CPA welcomes two new general board members. Chicagoland and CHPA events set the association up for increased participation and additional new members.