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During the first phase, three sediment basins were built further upstream and alluvial fans that break up debris were restored.
We only got 0.15 of an inch of rain at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
Teachers will return on Tuesday.
Food in the freezer can last for about two days.
A Mesa school will be closed for days because of a damaged roof while homeowners are cleaning up.
This latest round of storms packed a punch, leaving significant destruction in Mesa and east Phoenix.
Those living in these homes say their experience with insurance providers hasn’t made the process any easier.
Many people get over it within a week or a couple of weeks.
Lightning caused the delay of the ASU game and sparked tree and house fires.
“It scared the heck out of all of us.”
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Check out viewer-submitted photos of storms that hit the Valley and other nearby areas Thursday night.
An investment of $26 million is to help in flood improvement projects in areas impacted by the Museum Fire.
“We were getting shingles from the left door neighbors and the right neighbors.”
Neighbors scrapped, washed and picked up debris after the storm.
So far, no injuries have been reported.
Lagunas said they’re waiving all boarding and impounding fees to make it easier for pet owners.
The rain started to hit the southeast Valley first.
As for Phoenix, the official dry streak finally ended Thursday night.
ADOT prepares for natural disasters year-round and is currently clearing out drainage ditches and checking their water pumps.
Farmers are more concerned about the wind than rain.
As southern Arizona continues to see rainfall, more people may have noticed they are getting bitten by mosquitoes more often. And while the bites they leave behind can be uncomfortable, officials said these insects are a problem.
Monsoon moisture remains in place across the region for Wednesday and into Thursday.
SRP says they are only pumping from the aquifer in some areas.
Mother Nature and staffing issues are causing problems for fire crews during wildfire season in Arizona.
Rainfall has been reported in Gold Canyon, Sun Lakes, Chandler, Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.
In the five days since the storm, Angelica Garcia has been slowly digging her way through the apartment, or what’s left of it.
APS works 24-7 to monitor all power across Arizona and manages outages caused by monsoon and dust storms.
The stormy weather is picking up speed as it heads toward Phoenix.
No one was seriously hurt.
A dust storm came in from the southeast and hit Queen Creek, Apache Junction and San Tan Valley. Then the rain came and hit the East Valley hard.
Generally, El Niño increases the chances for rain and snow in our Arizona winter, but there are no guarantees.
If trees haven’t been cut back in a while, they create a “wall in the wind” that can be knocked over in a big storm.
The testing is expected to be repeated a few times during the hour.
The game allows players to compete against one another with their monsoon season predictions.
Their goal is to locate clogged areas ahead of the summer thunderstorm season to prevent flooding.
First Alert Weather meteorologist Sean headed to Flagstaff to talk with an expert about the monsoon's impact on Arizona's burn scars.
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APS usually replaces about 290 poles every year during the monsoon.
The storm happened on July 17, leaving thousands without power in several Pinal County cities.
Strong winds and extreme weather knocked out power for many in the Valley.
Other areas around the Valley saw more rain than usual during the monsoon.
The National Weather Service says this winter is expected to be drier and warmer than normal as we continue in the La Nina pattern.
The three-member crew can be heard in the video scanning the water from their helicopter, scouting for the family stranded in the raging water.
Everyone was rescued, and no injuries were reported.
The closure runs from milepost 4 to milepost 24.
The board’s primary focus is addressing flooding in the Schultz and Pipeline flood areas.