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Why AZ weather  - Mostly Clear - 87°F
Mostly Clear
87°F
Updated 10:41 pm
Feels Like 82°F
Humidity 35%
Wind WNW 6 mph
Barometer  29.91 in
Dew Point 57°F
Why AZ weather  - Mostly Clear - 31°C
Mostly Clear
31°C
Updated 10:41 pm
Feels Like 28°C
Humidity 35%
Wind WNW 10 km/h
Barometer  101.2 kPa
Dew Point 14°C

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Partly Cloudy Clearing Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Chance of T-Storm Mostly Sunny Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Chance of T-Storm Mostly Clear Chance of T-Storm
Lo: 84°FLo: 29°C Hi: 105°FHi: 41°C
Lo: 85°FLo: 29°C Hi: 105°FHi: 41°C
Lo: 82°FLo: 28°C Hi: 104°FHi: 40°C
Lo: 83°FLo: 28°C Hi: 104°FHi: 40°C
Lo: 83°FLo: 28°C Hi: 102°FHi: 39°C
Lo: 81°FLo: 27°C Hi: 100°FHi: 38°C
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POP = Probability of Precipitation.
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Mid-level clouds from this morning are dissipating while high clouds are moving in from the west and low-level cumulus clouds are forming along high terrain to the east. A few isolated thunderstorms are developing closer to the International Border. Moisture continues to surge into the area with PWATs Tucson westward now 1.5 to 1.7 inches and 1.2 to 1.5 inches for areas eastward. Southwest flow over southern Arizona will shift to be more from the south tonight as the trough pushes e...