PHOENIX — Even though there is little more than a month left of monsoon season 2024, the Valley saw scattered storms, lightning and rain last night — perhaps as a reminder that yes, it can still rain in the desert.
But just how much rain did your area get? Here are the rain totals according to the National Weather Service:
- Chandler (DW6102 Chandler): 0.90"
- Cave Creek (Cave Creek below Cottonwood Wash): 0.59"
- Fountain Hills (Fountain Hills Fire Department): 0.80"
- Glendale (City of Glendale): 0.28"
- Gila Bend (Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field): 0.17"
- Mesa (Falcon Field): 0.56"
- Paradise Valley (Desert Ridge): 0.30"
- Peoria (Phoenix Deer Valley Airport): 0.26"
- Phoenix (Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport): 0.10"
- Surprise (GW1663 Surprise): 0.26"
- Tonto National Forest (Tonto Basin): 0.36"
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