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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is releasing the largest update to its mobile application in a decade.
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Scorching temperatures are in store for the Southwest over the next several days with Phoenix expected to hit 114 by Saturday and parts of the Verde Valley at 107 Friday.
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The National Weather Service is predicting another day of strong winds and dry conditions for parts of the state, especially in east-central Arizona.
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Cooler weather is helping nearly 3,000 firefighters in New Mexico prevent the nation’s largest active wildfire from growing.
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An active monsoon pattern persists in the extended forecast. Pockets of heavy rain and flash flooding remain a concern.
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U.S. government forecasters see a hot spring for much of the nation with drought in the West likely deepening.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened all highways in northern Arizona that the agency had closed because of heavy snowfall throughout the region.
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Forecasters say a storm is expected to produce hazardous driving conditions across much of Arizona beginning late Thursday and continuing into Saturday.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation is reporting extreme winter driving conditions on northern Arizona’s roads and highways as a winter storm brought several inches of snow to the high country overnight.
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A winter storm is impacting much of northern and central Arizona this morning. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory through Wednesday with snow levels dropping to 4,500 feet.