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What to know about Phoenix's forecast this week

Phoenix, AZ · 17h

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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Flood warning issued for metro Phoenix area. 'Flooding is occurring'

A flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Phoenix at 7:20 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7. This warning applies to Maricopa. The National Weather Service warns: "Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles. Be aware of your surroundings and do not drive on flooded roads. Flooding is occurring. It is important to know where you are relative to streams, rivers, or creeks. Campers and hikers should avoid streams or creeks." See weather radar for metro Phoenix area .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } What are weather service meteorologists saying? " WHAT: Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues. WHERE: Maricopa County in south central Arizona, WHEN: Until 11 p.m. MST Sunday. IMPACTS: Flooding of the Verde River between Fort McDowell and the Salt River is occurring. Recreation on or near the Verde River will be unsafe. ADDITIONAL DETAILS: At 10:25 a.m. MST, A streamflow gauge on the Verde River near the Salt River confluence measured a flow near or in excess of 2,000 cfs. Some locations that will experience flooding include: Fort McDowell and any recreational areas along the Verde River downstream towards the confluence with

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Recent rains were 'a drop in the bucket' for Colorado River reservoir water

Heavy rains pounded Arizona and the Four Corners region in recent weeks, and the effects were nearly impossible to miss. Storms drenched places like Flagstaff, Winslow and Durango, Colorado, surging through rivers, across streets and into homes. Steady rain made for a soggy Halloween in the Phoenix area. Floods made...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d
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Arizona Weather Alert: Phoenix Rain Chance Saturday, Nov. 14

Bright sunshine, clear skies and afternoon temperatures climbing into the 80s are shaping another unusually warm-feeling November stretch across Phoenix. But a small change could arrive by Saturday, when the first rain chance in the extended outlook appears.

Phoenix, AZ · 22h

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SRP reservoir system captures 120 billion gallons of water from storms

Recent storm systems brought significant rainfall and runoff across central Arizona, which generated substantial inflows into the Salt and Verde River reservoir system and helped replenish water supplies following several years of dry conditions. At the peak of the event, inflows into the Verde River reached an estimated 94,000 cubic...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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A mild and dry stretch, but changes possible next weekend

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Highs reached 82 degrees Saturday, and Sunday will bring more of the same, with a high of 82. Temperatures will stay in the low 80s Monday through Wednesday before climbing to around 84 Thursday—a few degrees above the average high of 78. Highs will return to the low 80s Friday.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

Arizonas Family

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80s rule this week, but next weekend brings chance of change

Phoenix, AZ · 9h

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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Dry and warmer week across Arizona

PHOENIX — Flooding along the Salt and Gila Rivers could last into next week as SRP continues releasing water from dams upstream. Flood Warnings remain in effect for parts of the Verde, Salt and Gila Rivers that run through the greater Phoenix Area and central Arizona. So, stay out of our local rivers and do not attempt to cross any flooded roadways.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

Country Herald

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Arizona Weather Alert: Phoenix, AZ 82° Through Wednesday Nov 7–11

Phoenix faces five straight 82-degree afternoons as sunny skies dominate through Veterans Day.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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SRP stores 120 billion gallons of water from recent storms

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Recent rains were 'a drop in the bucket' for Colorado River reservoir water

Heavy rains pounded Arizona and the Four Corners region in recent weeks, and the effects were nearly impossible to miss. Storms drenched places like Winslow, Flagstaff, and Durango, Colorado, surging through rivers, across streets, and into homes. Steady rain made for a soggy Halloween in the Phoenix area. Floods made...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

12 News

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Snakes seek shelter in homes as temperatures drop in Valley

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

ABC 15 News

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Flood warnings remain as Valley homeowners check property flood risk General news

PHOENIX — Water released from upstream dams is still moving through Valley rivers and normally dry channels after last weekend’s storms. The National Weather Service’s Thursday morning update included a flood warning for the Salt and Gila rivers through 2 p.m. Saturday. Other warnings covered different locations and had different expiration times. Check the latest National Weather Service alerts for current details. forecast.weather.gov.

Maricopa County, AZ · 3d

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Salt River Project is releasing excess storm runoff that is filling reservoirs on the Verde River, making room for more water from the Halloween weekend storms. Up to 403,000 gallons of water per second were sent coursing into the Salt and Verde rivers from Horseshoe and Bartlett lakes east of Phoenix. Both reservoirs were nearing capacity after the storms. The water flowed into the normally dry Salt River through Phoenix and some of it will reach the Gila River in the southwest Valley. It could be seen flowing over the Tempe Town Lake dam at times, into the riverbed. Water from the releases is up for grabs by cities, farmers and irrigation companies., and it will also help recharge the aquifers. Further north, storm runoff into the Colorado River continued to push water levels higher at Lake Powell, the drought-stricken reservoir on the Arizona-Utah border. The lake has gained nearly 14 feet of elevation since Oct. 1, in part from the heavy rains. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Phoenix, AZ · 5d

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Both Almanacs Call for a Wetter, Milder Southwest Winter, With Frequent Storms Possible in Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix

Both major almanacs expect a milder Southwest winter, but they split on Phoenix. Here is how the Farmers' Almanac, Old Farmer's Almanac and NOAA line up.

San Diego, CA · 3d

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Rain possible for parts of Arizona; dry, windy weekend ahead

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An area of low pressure brings rain and thunderstorm chances to parts of Arizona today, but the Valley should stay dry. Look for a high of 78 degrees today in Phoenix under mostly sunny skies. Winds should stay light, but become breezy by tonight. Breezy winds are also likely for Saturday, with northeasterly winds of 10 to 15 miles per hour with stronger gusts.

Arizona · 2d

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How recent rain has affected Arizona's drought

Arizona · 3d

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Tempe Town Lake turns into a rushing river after record fall storms

A normally dry stretch of the Salt River is running fast and chocolate-brown through the Valley, and Tempe Town Lake has become part of the flow. Salt River Project says the flooding is the biggest on the Salt and Verde rivers since 1993. Releases peaked above 50,000 cubic feet per...

Tempe, AZ · 4d

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Phoenix forecast: Active flood warnings and winds

Active flood warnings continue along the Salt and Verde rivers through Phoenix. A Friday weather system will trigger lake wind advisories before warm, sunny conditions take over this weekend.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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Dam Releases Keep Salt and Gila Rivers Running High Days After Arizona’s Record Storms

The skies over Arizona have cleared, but the state’s rivers have not. Days after an atmospheric river soaked the state, dam releases sent the Salt, Verde and Gila rivers through the Phoenix area at levels not seen in decades. Flood warnings remained in effect Thursday from the Valley to the Little Colorado River in northern Arizona.

Arizona · 3d