Arizona, Phoenix – Tonight, it is projected that showers and storms will build in the higher terrain in eastern Arizona, which will pose substantial weather hazards to the region. The National Weather Service in Phoenix, Arizona, indicated that there is a twenty to thirty percent probability that these storms will make it into the Valley.
Wind gusts that are greater than 35 miles per hour and heavy rain that is localized are the primary dangers, as stated by the National Weather Service of the United States. Travel conditions may become dangerous as a result of these conditions, which might lead to areas of patchy blowing dust. Furthermore, it is anticipated that storms will not only bring about localized heavy downpours but also present the possibility of lightning.
It is strongly recommended that those living in eastern Arizona and the Valley remain vigilant and take the appropriate safety measures. It is recommended by the National Weather Service that outdoor objects that have the potential to become projectiles in high winds be secured, and that people be prepared for rapid changes in any weather conditions that may occur. Travelers need to use caution and be aware of the possibility of increased visibility due to dust.