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What to know about monsoon season and dust storms in the Southwest
The Southwest U.S. monsoon season brings a seasonal influx of moisture that fuels daily thunderstorms and dust storms. These weather events are common in areas like Phoenix and Tucson, where monsoon rains can account for up to 60% of the annual total.
A massive haboob hits Phoenix, leaving the city dusty and dark. Then came a monsoon.
A monsoon storm followed the wall of dust and knocked the power out for thousands of people in Arizona, according to AZ Central, a part of the USA TODAY Network. Flights were also delayed, and the storm damaged Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Here's what to know.
The term "monsoon" is often misused to describe torrential rainfall, but a monsoon is actually a specific weather pattern ...
The season for strong storms came late. This week, it has led to travel delays, a snarled start to Burning Man and a ...
Weather patterns are fairly consistent during summer, but if all the elements aren't there, monsoons won't form. Ingredients for a perfect storm.
How do monsoon storms form? Even when the monsoon arrives, predicting day-to-day storms and overall activity throughout the season is tricky.
After a very slow start to this year’s monsoon season, metro Phoenix has finally seen some storms this week — including a big ...
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