2026-08-03 07:05 UTC
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@tucsonwx@msto.cx 2026-08-03 09:05
Storm coverage and chances increases this afternoon and evening, with a more active pattern continuing Tuesday onward. Storms can produce strong outflow winds and loft areas of blowing dust areawide and locally heavy rainfall south of Tucson. High temperatures will be 4-7 degrees above normal through Monday with gradual modest cooling thereafter. The Extreme Heat Warning is in effect through today. Reissued 1:40 AM MST, Mon Aug 3 https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=TWC&issuedby=TWC&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0 #tucson
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@tucsonwx@msto.cx 2026-08-03 21:05
Chances for thunderstorms will develop each afternoon and evening this week with day to day variability. Thunderstorms may produce severe outflow winds with areas of blowing dust, as well as locally heavy rainfall with a flash flooding risk. High temperatures will remain a few degrees above normal through the week. Reissued 1:17 PM MST, Mon Aug 3 https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=TWC&issuedby=TWC&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0 Active alerts: @tucsonwxalerts@msto.cx #tucson
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@tucsonwx@msto.cx 2026-08-04 13:05
Recap: rainfall, past 24 hours 0.42" Davis-Monthan Air Force Base 0.32" Tucson Electric Power Plant 0.29" Tucson International Airport 0.28" Molino Canyon 0.27" Cienega Creek Below I-10 0.23" Diamond Bell Ranch 0.23" Catalina Hwy Near Thimble Peak Overlook 0.16" Wilmot Road South of I-10 0.16" Pantano Wash at Schist 0.16" Davidson Canyon Wash above I-10 23 of 94 gauges across the Tucson metro recorded rain. Peak wind: 62 mph gust, Tucson International Airport Washes running: Sabino Creek: up 1.13 ft, peak 449 ft³/s Santa Cruz River: up 0.51 ft, peak 59 ft³/s Pima County RFCD ALERT network (via Synoptic Data) · USGS See it happen? Reply with a photo or video. #tucson