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.

Model data for possible thunderstorms for Wednesday 10 Jul 2024.Photo byPivotal Weather

This is not a widespread event but is most likely to impact your communities in Cochise, Santa Cruz, Eastern Pima, and possibly Graham Counties. There is some upper-level divergence near the border of southern Arizona and moderate instability that will focus more actively near communities like Nogales, Sierra Vista, and other border towns. The thunderstorms may produce convective gusts greater than 60 mph and less likely localized flooding. The storms will likely form between 2 pm and 6 pm and move southward with the steering flow.

Stay safe, watch your local radar and NWS warnings, and please do not cross flooded roadways. Again, it is not a widespread event, but it is more likely to impact Southeastern Arizona today.

Source: The Arizona Weatherman, a seasoned meteorologist with over 25 years of experience in aviation meteorology with the United States Air Force, government contracting, and private practice, provides this forecast. His experience training Special Operations Weather Technicians (SOWT) in weather techniques and his state certification as a STEM teacher further underscore his expertise. His weather predictions are trustworthy.

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