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Isolated Severe Storms Threaten Phoenix, Tucson and Central Arizona and the Middle Texas Coast Near Victoria and Port Lavaca as Thunderstorms Spread From the Southwest to the Plains
PHOENIX, ARIZONA — Isolated severe thunderstorms are a concern in two very different parts of the country: central and southern Arizona and the middle coast of Texas. The Storm Prediction Center placed both areas under a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for severe weather, covering a zone from the Phoenix area south through Tucson to the Mexico border, and a smaller area along the Texas coast near Victoria, Port Lavaca and Matagorda Bay. General thunderstorms are also spreading across a wide part of the country, from the Desert Southwest and Rockies to the central Plains, the Gulf Coast and South Florida. The storms are arriving as an atmospheric river pushes near-record moisture into the Southwest, keeping flash flooding a major concern.
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Drivers rescued, roads closed as flash flooding hits Phoenix area
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Rescue teams saved multiple people trapped in vehicles in Phoenix and Scottsdale after a second round of thunderstorms hit the Valley Friday evening. Firefighters said a sedan and a pickup truck were stuck in floodwaters on Stanford Drive, north of Camelback Road, near 40th Street, and they’re working to get people out.
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Thunderstorms disrupt air travel to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Thunderstorms are disrupting air travel to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Friday. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a departure delay notice for flights out of Arizona’s largest airport. As of 1 p.m., the average delay was listed as 60 minutes and decreasing. It was 75 minutes earlier in the day.
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Low pressure system brings flood watch to Phoenix area going into Halloween weekend
The National Weather Service is issuing a flood watch Friday for the Phoenix area, as parts of the Valley could see up to an inch of rain. A low pressure system off the West Coast brought some showers this morning, with more expected in the evening. And storms are expected to continue through the weekend.