Southern Arizona to see warm week before rain arrives

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 14:48 · Archive

High pressure will bring above-normal temperatures this week to southern Arizona before a trough and tropical moisture bring rain from Saturday.

High pressure is keeping temperatures above normal across southern Arizona this work week. As the weekend approaches, high pressure will weaken and shift away, with a trough and tropical moisture moving into the region from Saturday onwards.

Rain chances will increase from Saturday, peaking on Sunday and Monday, according to forecasters. The tropical moisture is associated with the remnants of Hurricane Rachel moving into Arizona.

How it is being reported

• Rain chances increase as remnants of Hurricane Rachel move into ArizonaHigh pressure is expected to begin weakening and shifting away from Arizona this weekend as remnants of Hurricane Rachel take its place. Rain chances begin Saturday and peak on Sunday and Monday,Azfamily · 7 Oct, 14:17
• Tropical moisture and a trough join to bring rain back to southern Arizona Saturday through TuesdayTropical moisture and a trough join to bring rain back to southern Arizona Saturday through TuesdayKOLD · 7 Oct, 01:43
• Warm week across southern Arizona before our next storm brings a chance for rain early next weekHigh pressure keeps temperatures above-normal this work week for southern Arizona, a trough cools temps and may even bring rain early next weekKOLD · 6 Oct, 01:40

In this story: southern Arizona · Hurricane Rachel

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