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Kane Trail AZ weather  - Light Rain - 57°F
Light Rain
57°F
Updated 8:27 am
Feels Like 45°F
Humidity 96%
Wind NE 10 mph
Barometer  30.17 in
Dew Point 56°F
Kane Trail AZ weather  - Light Rain - 14°C
Light Rain
14°C
Updated 8:27 am
Feels Like 7°C
Humidity 96%
Wind NE 16 km/h
Barometer  102.1 kPa
Dew Point 13°C

Kane Trail Weather Forecast

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Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Today Chance Of T-Storm Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Tonight Chance Of T-Storm Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Thursday Chance Of T-Storm Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Thursday Night Rain/Snow Showers Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Friday Rain Showers Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Friday Night Mostly Clear Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Saturday Chance Of T-Storm Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Saturday Night Chance Of T-Storm Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Sunday Partly Cloudy Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Sunday Night Mostly Clear Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Monday Mostly Clear Kane Trail, AZ Weather - Tuesday Mostly Clear
Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Rain/Snow Showers Rain Showers Mostly Clear Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Partly Cloudy Mostly Clear Mostly Clear Mostly Clear
Lo: 43°FLo: 6°C Hi: 55°FHi: 13°C
POP: 50% POP: 10% POP: 20% POP: 10%
POP = Probability of Precipitation.
Weather Outlook Updated: 557 AM MST Wed Oct 21 2026 Kane Trail, AZ Weather - WeatherWorld.com

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Issued: 451 AM MST Wed Oct 21 2026

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...A concerning situation will evolve across Arizona over the next two days, with threats of flooding/flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, and tornadoes. A strong low pressure system off the California coast is beginning to move inland. This is well positioned to carry a deep moisture surge of tropical and subtropical origins, as well as provide an ideal environment for severe weather. The low eventually lifts through the Great Basin on Thursday, dragging a cold front through the regi...