Lack of rain form our summer monsoon is sending Arizona into dangerous drought conditions.
Weather Anchor and Reporter
Ashlee DeMartino is excited to finally be back in her hometown of Phoenix.An award-winning journalist, Ashlee has worn many hats in her career, one-woman-band, executive producer, anchor, reporter and morning traffic reporter. However, her main focus and passion is weather.
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"This morning we all woke up to that red sun as it was rising."
The Great Labor Day Storm of 1970. The storm hit Arizona on September 4 and 5 of 1970.
The sensors are placed every 1,000 feet for the first mile and then every 2 miles.
Typically, Arizona's summer monsoon provides increased humidity, ample moisture, and cooler …
A mega drought is defined as a period of years where our rainfall totals are consistently be…
