Clouds roll into Arizona as Hurricane Kay is projected to move north

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — Good to see just a few clouds roll into our state because of Hurricane Kay, which can proceed to carry clouds and some showers by means of the weekend. Lastly, the Warmth Warning has ended for the Phoenix space. We’ll see a excessive immediately round 103, our common excessive this time of yr.

Hurricane Kay is forecast to maneuver north of the Baja Peninsula. Because it does, it should begin to weaken. Nonetheless, it should proceed to carry clouds and cooler temperatures. The forecast highs will likely be within the mid 90′s for Friday and Saturday.

In terms of rain, probabilities begin to enhance for Friday and Saturday. Forecast fashions present that we might find yourself with .2″ to .5″ of rain in sure areas right here within the Valley. Nonetheless, in western Arizona, they’ll have extra rainfall. Fashions present .05 to an inch of rain in Yuma up into Parker. Subsequently, a Flood Watch has been issued for Western Arizona from Friday by means of Saturday Night. Rain is predicted in Southern California, and so they might use it.

Subsequent week, temperatures keep under common within the higher 90′s with some moisture within the air. We’ll watch and see if remnants of Kay might carry us an opportunity of storms for Monday and Tuesday.

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