Record Rainfall in Early June
Phoenix experienced record early June rain today, thanks to a storm near the Baja Peninsula pulling moisture from former Tropical Storm Alvin. Phoenix Sky Harbor recorded 0.24 inches of rain, breaking a 100-year-old record from 1914.
Rain Moving East Overnight
Tonight, most of the rain will move away from the Valley. However, rain and storms will increase in eastern and northern Arizona through the night and into Monday.
Flood Watch in Effect
A Flood Watch is active Sunday until 11 p.m. for Pima, Santa Cruz, and parts of Pinal and Cochise counties due to heavy rain chances.
Cool Temperatures for Early June
Temperatures will stay cooler than usual early this week. Phoenix highs will reach near 91°F on Monday, which is low for this time of year.
More Showers Possible Monday Night and Tuesday
Another storm may bring more showers late Monday into Tuesday, with highs in the low to mid-90s.
Rare Early June Rain
Rain on June 1st is very rare in Phoenix; before today, measurable rain hadn’t been recorded on this date since 1914.
