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Runoff from the late-October and early-November storms is refilling depleted Southwest reservoirs, yet the drought persists and Arizona's Lower Basin cuts stay in place while the Bureau of Reclamation waits on snowpack.
Board Chair Kate Brophy McGee signed the local emergency Thursday after the Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 storm dropped up to 4 inches on the Valley floor and as much as 8 inches in higher terrain.
Town officials closed the Queen Creek Wash trail and Via Del Jardin at the Sonoqui Wash crossing after weekend storms, and a Monday search near Hawes Road ended when the two men reported in the water were found safe.
A severe flood watch is in effect for Queen Creek as heavy rain and thunderstorms bring significant moisture. Current conditions are cool and humid, with a high near 72F expected today.
Days after declining a request, the governor freed $200,000 for recovery from last week's tornadoes and storms in northern Arizona. Federal aid is not being sought for now, her office said.
A severe Flood Watch is in effect for Queen Creek. Residents should prepare for significant rainfall, with totals potentially reaching two inches tonight and tomorrow. Current winds are gusting to 28 mph.
Queen Creek residents should prepare for significant rainfall as a severe flood watch is in effect. Today brings showers and thunderstorms with a 91% chance of precipitation, while tomorrow offers a drier, mostly sunny outlook.
Queen Creek residents should monitor conditions as a severe flood watch is in effect. Today is dry and sunny, but tomorrow brings a 90% chance of storms and significant rainfall.
Residents in Queen Creek should prepare for potentially severe weather. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch and Flood Watch are currently active. Showers and thunderstorms are likely today, with a chance of severe storms before 2pm.
A severe flood watch is in effect for Queen Creek as showers and thunderstorms become likely. Current temperatures are 84F with a 63% chance of precipitation today.
Park staff and volunteers, including about 15 members of the Arizona Rangers' Pinal Company, will work on storm-damaged trails Oct. 24. A ranger-led full moon hike follows Oct. 26 and a native seed toss Oct. 31.
A severe Flood Watch is in effect for Queen Creek. While today remains dry and warm, significant storm activity and rainfall are expected to begin tonight and continue through tomorrow.
Queen Creek is enjoying a mild afternoon with partly cloudy skies. A slight chance of brief storms exists late today, but rain chances are low. Expect a warmer, mostly sunny day tomorrow.
A Wind Advisory is active for Queen Creek, TX, with sustained winds of 28 mph and gusts up to 40 mph. Patchy blowing dust is expected today before conditions ease slightly tomorrow.
