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Storms have been kicking up dust, making it a nightmare for those with allergies and asthma.
Dozens of boats were destroyed, and 30 people were rescued at Lake Pleasant during Sunday's monsoon.
Fire officials said a lightning strike likely caused a brush fire that burned on South Mountain in Phoenix late Saturday
Storms move through mostly north and western parts of the Phoenix metro area late Sunday afternoon.
Some people living in Apache Junction are learning this week their homes are now in flood zones.
An agreement has finally been signed, linking weather information from a radar site in rural Arizona to weather forecasters to better detect dust storms forming in a critical area.
FilterClean owner Page Gray shared tips with Arizona's Family about how homeowners can keep their pools clean as monsoon season ramps up.
Local horticulturist recommends replanting downed trees with native species.
The cost to clean up following Sunday's storm could cost Tucson and Pima County millions.
A massive wall of dust hit northwestern Arizona on Friday.
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Weather service officials said the twister was reported around 10:45 p.m. near Kolb and Valencia roads, about two miles north of Interstate 10.
The Arizona Burn Center in Phoenix says doctors have treated dozens of patients for heat-related burns.
A group of Arizona meteorologists are hard at work behind the scenes, hoping to predict storms before they arrive.
The beginning of monsoon season has already broken rainfall records in four Arizona cities.
Coconino County officials have lifted a shelter-in-place order for a community in Flagstaff after a round of monsoon weather hit several communities.
The Valley is seeing monsoon activity, and with it comes dust, power outages, and weather delays for air travel.
For the first time in a while, we had a taste of dew points in the 50s in Phoenix on Thursday. On Friday, dew points creeped into the 60s at times.
Dust picked up from decaying thunderstorms in New Mexico, causing a hazy first day of summer around the Phoenix metro and central and southern Arizona.
The radar has not sent data to the National Weather Service (NWS) four years after installation because of bureaucratic regulation delays.
Alberto may bring some positive effects to New Mexico, where several wildfires continue to burn.
Coconino County has spent tens of millions of dollars in post-wildfire flood prevention and that construction will soon be put to the test.
The bridge over the Tonto Basin is now officially open.
From Monsoon to First Alert heat, the summer is a busy season for the Phoenix Fire Department, and especially for its 911 dispatch center.
Arizona’s Family’s Whitney Clark got a behind-the-scenes tour of one of ADOT’s pump stations near State Route 51 and Cactus Road.
A 4-year-old boy discovered a rare blue-eyed cicada, and experts that have been collecting the bugs for decades say it’s a first.
The National Weather Service has a 60% chance of hotter-than-normal conditions during the monsoon.
While it’s fairly uncommon for Pacific hurricanes to make it into Arizona as intact tropical systems, the remnants and moisture from these storms often impact us in the late monsoon season.
The Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a 69% chance that La Niña will occur from July through September. What does that mean for the monsoon here in Arizona?
Arizona has unique weather for just about everyone.
The term “monsoon” was first applied to the southwest summer pattern in 1949.
Rain in Arizona smells differently than in other parts of the country.
Every summer, Arizona has a multitude of heat watches and warnings issued. Here's what each of them mean.
On average, the state sees more than half a million lightning strikes and probably more than 2 million total flashes when you count lightning within clouds.
Crews recently completed the second and final phase of the Parkway Sediment Basin.
The Democrat received updates on current flood prevention projects in rural Arizona and then heard from Flagstaff leaders.
During the first phase, three sediment basins were built further upstream and alluvial fans that break up debris were restored.
We only got 0.15 of an inch of rain at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
Teachers will return on Tuesday.
Food in the freezer can last for about two days.
A Mesa school will be closed for days because of a damaged roof while homeowners are cleaning up.
This latest round of storms packed a punch, leaving significant destruction in Mesa and east Phoenix.
Those living in these homes say their experience with insurance providers hasn’t made the process any easier.
Many people get over it within a week or a couple of weeks.
Lightning caused the delay of the ASU game and sparked tree and house fires.
“It scared the heck out of all of us.”
Check out viewer-submitted photos of storms that hit the Valley and other nearby areas Thursday night.
An investment of $26 million is to help in flood improvement projects in areas impacted by the Museum Fire.
“We were getting shingles from the left door neighbors and the right neighbors.”
Neighbors scrapped, washed and picked up debris after the storm.
So far, no injuries have been reported.