Phoenix (Azfamily) – Travelers and people in the valley felt the effects of the monsoon on Monday.
Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued in parts including Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, which lasted until 7 p.m.
For West Valley, dust consultation is expected to last until 7 p.m.
The FAA issued a ground station at Phoenix Sky Harbour Airport around 5:30 p.m., which lasted about an hour. The airport's departure delay is about 57 minutes and is rising.
The wind gusts in Phoenix are 52 mph, with visibility just 3 miles from the center of Phoenix and Deer Valley, around 5:45 pm
As of 5:45 pm, Apache Junction received 0.31 inches of rain while Mesa received 0.28 inches. In the Phoenix area, St. Tan Valley is nearly half an inch away.
Blow dust through the center of Phoenix City.
As of 6 p.m., about 1,400 APS customers and 1,200 SRP customers were powerless
National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings, including Cave Creek, Apache Junction, Queen Creek, Florence and Fountain Hills, which lasted until 5:45 pm
This was after several isolated storms moved into the Far East Valley.
Sandstorm consultations were also sent to parts of Maricopa and Pena County, which lasted until 5:30 pm
At around 4:30 pm, rain can be seen in Mesa near Interstate 24 and Ironwood Road
Azfamily First Alert Weather 9 pm Updated Monday, September 1, 2000
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Monday's high is about 107.
When we end our holiday weekend, people returning from the hills to the valley may drive through some isolated showers and storms tonight.
It will cool down at Tuesday and Wednesday highs, about 105. There are several isolated showers that have the possibility to reach the Phoenix Metro these nights, but more likely, we get some gusts of wind out.
The best chance of rain this week is Thursday to Saturday, with 20% to 30% storms in the valley.
A large part of the weather story later this week will be reduced temperatures. Predicted highs are in the 100 seconds lower on Thursday, with potential for the 90s last Friday to Saturday!
For the northern mountains, after several isolated storms today and Tuesday, the monsoon will become more active from Wednesday to Saturday, with more extensive reporting of showers and thunderstorms.
For southwestern Arizona, some heavy rain could take place on Monday overnight on Wednesday as a possible crowd of thunderstorms (called “Sonoran MCV”) take place in the area.
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