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Models have been remarkably consistent over the past week bringing copious amounts of rainfall to the deserts of the Southwest, particularly in Arizona. With the potential event now less than five days away I thought I should start a thread to document it. Interestingly, even though Tucson is normally significantly wetter than Phoenix, Phoenix is the city most consistently forecasted to be inundated by this event
Here are some forecasts for locations in Arizona as well as some precipitation maps:
Tucson:
Phoenix:
Precipitation Maps
EC:
GFS:
Feel free to share your thoughts and input as this is an ongoing event
I'm so tired of moisture I'm looking to find the most consistently dry yet not overly hot place in the US to move...perhaps Denver to pueblo in Colorado. Enough is enough with all the bleeping moisture.
It looks like most of the rain has missed Phoenix and Tucson proper, no?
Phoenix got quite a bit today in areas. Nothing today in Tucson (0.40” yesterday) but it’s not supposed to start here until tonight.
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