REST IN PEACE: Today, we remember the seven brave explorers of the space shuttle Columbia who died on Feb. 1, 2003, when the shuttle broke apart during re-entry. ❤️🙏
High temperature in #Phoenix was 111° today. That makes 27 days this year at 110° or greater. The most recorded (since 1896) in the city was 33 days in 2011, and the official 1981-2010 average is 19 days. And it's not over with more heat the rest of the week. #azwx
MONSOON: WE MISS YOU!
This is so far the 6th driest monsoon on record for Phoenix. Forecast models have been backing off of storm chances for later this week 😑
Come on Mother Nature! Cut us some slack 🙏
#azfamily
For all early risers out there who like to keep a step ahead of Mother Nature, the next best chances for thunderstorms comes tonight along with possible blowing dust and locally heavy rain. And our storm chances stay good for a few days in #Phoenix. #AZWX#turnarounddontdrown
After the monsoon do not attempt to drive through areas that are still flooded. This safety tip and more can be found at https://t.co/1y6yALVLXD #PHXSummer
Very heavy rain fell across the East Valley on Aug 9/10, 2018. Peak 1-hr amounts of 3.6" were observed in Tempe. The chance of that happening at any location in the Phoenix area in a given year is less than 0.2%, making this event quite rare. #azwx
The low temperature so far today at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport has been 72°, which occurred shortly after midnight. This is the coolest recorded temperature since late May!! #azwx
Two tropical storms Ileana & John have formed west of Mexico. The GFS model shows both systems eventually rotating around each other before merging together by this weekend. This is known as the "Fujiwhara Effect" Dark green shading represents high relative humidity. #cawx