The supercell Tuesday night certainly had right-turning tendencies on the radar presentation as we tracked on-air since ip first developed over Maricopa.
Two supercell storms tracked through the Phoenix Metro area on the 20th and 21st. The 1st storm passed over the east valley. Radar estimated max hail sizes were 1"-1.5" (first image). The 2nd storm impacted the west valley with a larger hail swath up to 2"+ (second image). #azwx
The early season western #heatwave is well under way. Here are monthly high temperature records for March set over the past two days.
Future daily temperature records can be found here: https://t.co/jnP5oPknEy
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Expecting Snoqualmie Falls to look quite a bit different tomorrow morning as the first phase of this potential category 5 atmospheric river moves through
The Snoqualmie River is one of NINE rivers that are expected to hit major flood stage over the next couple of days #wawx
A firehose of moisture from an atmospheric river drenches the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia.
This system will continue to bring heavy rainfall for this region through the middle of the week.
A dry and tranquil weather pattern will continue across the Desert Southwest through the upcoming week, with well above normal temperatures mid to late next week. The dry and warmer than normal conditions will likely continue through the middle of the month. #azwx#cawx