After a week of blistering heat in Arizona, many wonder what happened to the monsoon. Forecasters say be patient.

Tonight will be dry and warm in the Valley, with overnight lows falling into the upper 80s. Showers and thunderstorms in the ...

It's hot outside and sticky, but while the monsoon has arrived in Phoenix, there's not enough moisture for rain.

Above-normal temperatures are expected to continue through Monday, but changes are on the way. These changes include dropping ...

The BriefThe Phoenix area is seeing stormy weather for a second day.Blowing dust and rain are coating busy Valley highways on ...

The Phoenix monsoon season officially started on June 15 but the first push of the monsoon kicked off on Wednesday. What's ...

June 15 marked the official start of Arizona’s monsoon season, and the elements are mostly in place for a storm to develop. What's missing is enough moisture in the air to produce rain.

Phoenix sizzled in above-average temperatures the first full week of summer, but it wasn't enough to bring on the monsoon.

Arizona has had only one wetter-than-usual monsoon in the last six years. ... The last close-to-normal monsoon was in 2022, when Phoenix got 2.23 inches of rain over those four months.

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After a record-high start to the week, there's an outside chance of rain showers as moisture starts to move up from the south ...

What is the Arizona monsoon, and is June 15 really the start? Valley 101 answers your questions, with the help of Sean McLaughlin and Tom Frieders.