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Phoenix hits 107, hottest day of 2023 so far - Vimarsana News

Phoenix hits 107, hottest day of 2023 so far

The Phoenix-metro area hit a 2023 high on Monday, topping out at 107 degrees.

Extended flood warning for Gila River, National Weather Service urges caution for Memorial holiday weekend - Vimarsana News

Extended flood warning for Gila River, National Weather Service urges caution for Memorial holiday weekend

A flood warning continues for the Gila River as its banks continue to swell.

Source: kyma.com
Wind advisories issued for Phoenix and Flagstaff - Vimarsana News

Wind advisories issued for Phoenix and Flagstaff

Residents across the state may need to brace for some upcoming windy weather.A storm system is expected to move into Arizona on Monday and then sweep across the Four Corners area by Tuesday.Wind advisories have been issued for Phoenix and Flagstaff, according to Valley-based National Weather Service meteorologist Mark O’Malley.“We’re looking at gusts 40 to 50 mph across the

Source: kjzz.org
Flood warnings extended in Arizona; warm weather on tap for Phoenix - Vimarsana News

Flood warnings extended in Arizona; warm weather on tap for Phoenix

The National Weather Service Phoenix Office said the great weather is headed to Phoenix this weekend even as flood warnings are extended.

Flood warnings in the Valley to continue through the week - Vimarsana News

Flood warnings in the Valley to continue through the week

Flood warnings are in effect for the Verde, Salt and Gila rivers. They extend from the northeast to the east side of Phoenix all the way down to the Gila Bend and southwest Maricopa County.Meteorologist Mark O'Malley with the Phoenix National Weather Service says this is because of the dam releases of water. 

Source: kjzz.org