The weather service has been saying a modest increase in moisture could bring thunderstorms this week to far southeastern Arizona — Cochise County — and near the international border, and now it has.
Arizona Daily Star "A couple of showers are starting to top up in Cochise County this afternoon," the National Weather Service says. now, on Wednesday, June 28, it has.
Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed | Omny Studio As for Tucson, NWS predicts highs of 108 Wednesday, 104 to 105 Thursday and Friday, and 110 to 113 on the weekend. On Tuesday, it said on its website:"Our first named storm of the season Adrian has formed well off the southwest Mexican coast ... and is expected to drift slowly westward." On Wednesday, Adrian rapidly intensified into a hurricane.
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