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Severe weather impacts with monsoon thunderstorms for Southeastern Arizona on Monday
According to the Arizona Weatherman, The Southeastern section of Arizona will experience afternoon into early evening thunderstorms, with the potential for severe weather to impact the region depicted in the image below. This activity will kick off after 12 pm and increase in area coverage over the course of the day.
Future East Pacific hurricanes poised to enhance Arizona's monsoon thunderstorms
According to the Arizona Weatherman, the Eastern Pacific tropical basin will likely have increased activity in the next two weeks due to changing atmospheric conditions making it more likely for two new potential Tropical Storms or even Hurricanes to develop. These potential tropical systems may have an impact fueling some additional tropical moisture in Arizona in the next few weeks.
Arizona monsoon thunderstorms track eastward with strong winds, hail, and flooding
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Friday, 26 July 2024, there is a shift in the upper-level pattern today and a shift in the monsoon thunderstorm pattern to a more eastward projection throughout the day. Expect similar Mogollon Rim initial convection development and then move off the ridge southward in the afternoon and evening hours.
Intense thunderstorms to bring strong winds, hail, and flooding to Arizona today
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Thursday, 25 July 2024, there will be a similar pattern to yesterday's monsoon thunderstorm track. Storms will initially develop on the Mogollon Rim after 12 p.m. and move southward over the afternoon and evening hours. There is a high likelihood of severe thunderstorms today in some of this convective activity.
Powerful thunderstorms to descend from the Mogollon Rim into Southern Arizona tomorrow
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Wednesday, 24 Jul 2024, there is a switch from western Arizona to more Southeastern and Central parts of the state for thunderstorms from the afternoon into the evening hours. This activity does have the potential for severe weather conditions associated with some of these thunderstorms.
Stronger monsoon thunderstorms to impact Western Arizona on Tuesday
According to the Arizona Weatherman, Tuesday, 23 Jul 2024, is looking like more significant monsoon thunderstorms to impact Western Arizona and more isolated in other areas of the state during the afternoon to evening hours today.
Increased powerful monsoon thunderstorms to impact Arizona on Sunday and Monday
According to the Arizona Weatherman, Sunday and Monday, 21-22 Jul 2024, are shaping up for more strong monsoon thunderstorms coming off of the Mogollon Rim into the lower elevations and Counties. Be prepared for more severe weather, such as strong gusty winds, dust, hail, and localized flooding.
Intense thunderstorms lash Arizona: Strong winds, large hail, and flash floods expected this weekend
According to the Arizona Weatherman, Friday, Saturday, and even Sunday look like elevated chances for monsoon thunderstorms over the weekend. These storms could bring severe parameters on the higher side, with the potential for strong gusty winds, dust, hail, and localized flooding. It's important to be cautious and prepared.
Arizona Weather Forecast: More active thunderstorms are expected on Thursday
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Wednesday and Thursday, July 17-18, 2024, more isolated to scattered thunderstorms will impact Arizona. The Mogollon Rim and, secondarily, the southeast section of the state will be the most active in the next two days.
Thunderous Tuesday: Arizona faces monsoon fury with hail, strong winds, and flooding
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, more isolated to scattered thunderstorms will impact the state. The intensity will likely bring severe weather with strong convective gusts, hail potential, and localized flooding, particularly in Southern Arizona.
Arizona's strong monsoon thunderstorms continue into Monday afternoon
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Monday, July 15, 2024, more isolated to scattered thunderstorms will impact the state. The intensity will likely bring severe weather with strong convective gusts, hail potential, and localized flooding.
Arizona monsoon thunderstorms to ramp up in area coverage and intensity over the weekend
According to the Arizona Weatherman, for Saturday, 13 Jul 2024, there will be more general isolated thunderstorms. On Sunday, 14 Jul 2024, expect an increase in the amount and intensity of monsoon thunderstorm impacts for the state.
Increased coverage for Arizona monsoon thunderstorms on Thursday afternoon
According to the Arizona Weatherman, on Thursday, 11 Jul 2024, monsoon thunderstorm activity on the Mogollon Rim and Southeastern Arizona is expected to increase in the afternoon and early evening. Additionally, isolated severe parameters from some of these storms are possible.
Southeast Arizona can expect monsoon thunderstorms for Wednesday
According to the Arizona Weatherman, while the overall state is not experiencing significant monsoon thunderstorm activity, the southeast section of Arizona expects convective activity today. Additionally, some of these storms may have severe winds associated with them, and this event will take place on Wednesday, 10 Jul 2024.
East Pacific Tropics influence on the Arizona monsoon through the month of July
According to the Arizona Weatherman, the East Pacific Tropical region will have a minimal impact on the Arizona monsoon in the near term; however, it looks like more tropical cyclone influence is possible later in the month. The East Pacific basin has been off to a slow start and has not impacted the monsoon up to this point.
When will the Arizona monsoon thunderstorms return?
According to the Arizona Weatherman, the Arizona monsoon thunderstorms will return after the hellish hot temperatures scorch the Arizona landscape through this week. In all seriousness, the upper-level high pressure over the state will impact our high temperatures and drier-than-normal pattern until this weekend.
Major Hurricane Beryl's Influence: How it could impact Arizona's monsoon season
According to the Arizona Weatherman, Major Hurricane Beryl made category 5 in the Caribbean Sea last night, making it the strongest hurricane in the month of July. The National Hurricane Center's (NHC) current forecast is that the hurricane will move towards the Yucatan Peninsula by Friday, July 5th, and then into the Gulf of Mexico. This article will discuss where the tropical system will likely make landfall and the impacts on Arizona’s monsoon.
Arizona monsoon thunderstorms continue the next few days and taper over the holiday weekend
According to the Arizona Weatherman, the next few days will have some good monsoon thunderstorms and the potential for severe weather due to winds, hail, and flooding. However, going into the 4th of July weekend, expect a diminishing amount of convective activity.
Arizona Monsoon thunderstorms expand in coverage area and intensity for Sunday
The Arizona Weatherman predicted a lull in thunderstorm activity state-wide before increasing again on Sunday, 30 Jun 2024. This was correctly forecasted in my earlier article, “Calm before the storm: Arizona monsoon lull to end with active first week in July.” Today, expect an increase in thunderstorm coverage and intensity throughout the afternoon and into the evening.
Eastern Arizona will likely get isolated stronger thunderstorms Saturday afternoon into evening
The Arizona Weatherman is still expecting an overall decrease in thunderstorm activity and area coverage for the state today. However, isolated areas of more intense thunderstorms may occur for Eastern Arizona this afternoon, Saturday, June 29, 2024.
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