Arizonans can continue to expect more monsoon rains in the coming days. A 30% chance of precipitation is expected Sunday, with lower elevations even more likely to experience rainfall. Lower-than-average temperatures in the Valley will hover around 100 degrees.
Matt Hirsch is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
“We are going to see a threat, pretty much, across the entire lower deserts in Arizona,” Hirsch said. “It looks like the greatest concern with these storms is going to be heavy rain and potential flash flooding.”
Hirsch warns drivers to watch for slippery roads and to make sure windshield wipers are in working order.
Visit the link for the latest rainfall reports for the #Phoenix area and the region since this afternoon and evening. See also the Phoenix Rainfall Index. Sky Harbor Airport received only a trace today, although 69% of the area received rain! https://t.co/5jBIvhIwmy #AZWX #CAWX pic.twitter.com/nhrKWevIZK
— NWS Phoenix (@NWSPhoenix) July 31, 2022
