Arizona monsoon season ends with dry weather moving in

Summarised from 2 outlets · 6 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive

Southern Arizona's monsoon season is ending with high pressure bringing dry conditions into October.

Southern Arizona's monsoon season is concluding with a strong low pressure system moving through the state on Tuesday night, but bringing little rain to most areas. High pressure is moving in behind this system, establishing a dry and quiet weather pattern that will persist into October and beyond, with no rain tracked in the forecast for several days.

Temperatures are expected to be cooler than normal as the pattern settles in, though Phoenix is forecast to climb back into the 90s by the weekend. Gusty winds are expected to accompany the cooler conditions in the first weekend of October across southern Arizona.

How it is being reported

• Cooler-than-normal temperatures and gusty winds ring in the first weekend of October across southern ArizonaKOLD · 2 Oct, 01:13
• Phoenix climbing back into the 90s with a dry weekend aheadAzfamily · 1 Oct, 22:39
• Dry, windy pattern settles in as Arizona heats up for the weekendAzfamily · 1 Oct, 14:11
• Rain through the final day of monsoon, October starts cooler-than-normalKOLD · 1 Oct, 02:15
• Final day of Monsoon 2026 brings cool temperatures and a slight chance for rain for southern ArizonaKOLD · 30 Sept, 07:06
• Storms are ending, but flood concerns continue through the night for southern ArizonaKOLD · 30 Sept, 01:37

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