This broke the old record of 0.41 inches set in 2002. Yesterday, Sky Harbor recorded a new daily rainfall total of 0.80 inches.
Rainfall for the entire monsoon is at 1.172 inches at Sky Harbor since June 15. Meanwhile in Phoenix, Phoenix Sky Harbor broke its record for daily rainfall on Friday with 0.80 inches of rain, eclipsing a previous record set in 2002 when 0.41 inches fell. The #2021Monsoon total of 3.45″ ranks as the 15th wettest to date (6/15-7/24). This pushes the July monthly total to 3.28″ which ranks as the 26th wettest July on record. More rain was expected on Saturday.Īs of 5 am, the #Tucson Intl airport has recorded 0.48″ this morning. Tucson International Airport recorded 0.48 inches of rain Saturday morning, pushing its monthly total to 3.45 inches of rain as of June 15, the National Weather Service said. Roughly 1-4 inches of rain fell across the Tucson, Ariz. A slight risk of excessive rainfall is also in place for parts of southwest Utah, central New Mexico and southwest Colorado. There is a moderate risk of excessive rainfall in parts of Arizona and New Mexico through Sunday morning. The National Weather service said the monsoon driven by heavy rainfall is expected through the weekend. A normal monthly rainfall total for May at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is a meager 0.11 of an inch. With this radar, specific locations of six different precipitation intensity. F lash flood watches are currently in effect in all three states. Also installed at major airports are the FAA airport surveillance radars. The heaviest rain is concentrated in the worst drought regions in Arizona, which are along the border of New Mexico up the eastern side to the Utah border, CNN reported. The rain comes as virtually the entire Grand Canyon state is under some level of drought, according to a map from the U.S. Monsoons bringing rain across the Southwestern U.S.
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