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Heavy Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Central U.S.

Heavy Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Central U.S.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued alerts for heavy to excessive rainfall that could lead to flooding across parts of the central Plains, Midwest, and southern regions of Arizona and New Mexico. Additionally, scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are anticipated to impact areas of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa later today into the early evening. Heat Advisories remain in effect for much of east Texas and the mid-Mississippi Valley, with elevated temperatures expected to persist through Tuesday. These weather patterns are part of a broader system affecting multiple regions across the United States. (Source time: Mon, 14 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT)
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Peoria, AZ: UV Index Forecast Highlights High and Very High Levels Today

Peoria, AZ: UV Index Forecast Highlights High and Very High Levels Today

The UV Index in Peoria, Arizona, is currently at 0 (Low) as of 5:19 AM MST, according to NOAA data. However, the UV Index is expected to rise significantly throughout the day, peaking at 8.9 (Very High) between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM MST. The UV Index measures the level of ultraviolet radiation from the sun that reaches the Earth's surface, and it is updated daily. Nearby cities, including Phoenix, Glendale, and Scottsdale, are also experiencing similar UV Index levels. The forecast indicates a gradual increase in UV exposure during the morning hours, with moderate levels starting at 9:00 AM MST and high levels by late morning. Very high levels will persist from noon until mid-afternoon before declining to moderate and low levels by evening.
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Phoenix Faces Scorching Heat with Clear Skies and Low Humidity

Phoenix Faces Scorching Heat with Clear Skies and Low Humidity

Phoenix, Arizona, is currently experiencing extreme heat under clear skies, with temperatures ranging from 104°F to 108°F (40°C to 42°C). The heat index in urban areas may exceed 110°F (43°C) due to the urban heat island effect, which causes city centers to retain more heat than surrounding rural areas. Humidity levels remain low, often below 20%, contributing to the dry heat sensation typical of the Sonoran Desert climate. Public health officials are closely monitoring the situation, as extreme heat poses significant risks, particularly to vulnerable populations. Emergency response systems, including cooling centers and public advisories, are in place to mitigate the impact of the heatwave. (Source: Calatayud, Source time: 2026-09-14T18:14:10+00:00)
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New York Giants scouted Oklahoma-Michigan, Oregon-Oklahoma State

New York Giants scouted Oklahoma-Michigan, Oregon-Oklahoma State

The New York Giants had scouts spread out over the country this weekend, including at Michigan-Oklahoma.
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Big 12 football standings, results after Week 2 of 2026 season

Big 12 football standings, results after Week 2 of 2026 season

Colorado is one of eight unbeaten Big 12 teams after Week 2, while Oklahoma State stunned Oregon. Here's a look at the standings and results.
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Extreme Heat Expands Beyond Summer in Phoenix and Globally

Extreme Heat Expands Beyond Summer in Phoenix and Globally

A recent study highlights the growing trend of extreme heat events extending beyond traditional warm seasons, with significant impacts observed in regions like Phoenix, Arizona. Between 2015 and 2024, Phoenix experienced 338 days of extreme heat, a sharp increase from 183 days in the 1980s. Notably, 6% of these events occurred outside the typical warm season, a stark contrast to the 1980s when no such events were recorded. In 2024, Phoenix endured 113 consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 38°C (100°F), followed by 21 consecutive days of record-breaking heat from late September to mid-October. Globally, the study found that extreme heat seasons have lengthened across more than half of the planet's landmass, with dry heat events shifting 10 days later in the year and wet heat events occurring 5.5 days earlier. The findings underscore the uneven distribution of these changes, with some regions experiencing extended heat into autumn and others seeing earlier heatwaves in spring.
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Monsoon Storm Chances Increase Across Arizona, Bringing Heavy Rain and Potential Flooding

Monsoon Storm Chances Increase Across Arizona, Bringing Heavy Rain and Potential Flooding

Monsoon storm chances are significantly increasing across Arizona, with widespread moisture and heat creating favorable conditions for storm development. While northern, eastern, and southeastern Arizona are most likely to experience these storms, the Valley region could also see daily storm activity. Storms are anticipated to impact morning and evening commutes, with potential redevelopment throughout the day. Several rounds of storms are expected between Tuesday morning and Thursday evening before drier air moves in ahead of the weekend. These storms are capable of producing heavy rain, flooding, damaging winds, lightning, hail, and blowing dust, prompting advisories for residents to remain weather-aware and avoid driving through flooded roadways.
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Arizona Delegation Secures $2 Million Federal Funding for ASU Water Reuse Technology in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Arizona Delegation Secures $2 Million Federal Funding for ASU Water Reuse Technology in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Arizona Delegation Secures $2 Million Federal Funding for ASU Water Reuse Technology in Semiconductor Manufacturing
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Sedona, Arizona, Offers Diverse Outdoor and Cultural Experiences for Visitors

Sedona, Arizona, Offers Diverse Outdoor and Cultural Experiences for Visitors

Sedona, Arizona, Offers Diverse Outdoor and Cultural Experiences for Visitors
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Scorpions nearly pull off rare clean sweep in successful Arizona trip

Scorpions nearly pull off rare clean sweep in successful Arizona trip

Coachella Valley climbed the standings with a winning weekend in Arizona
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New Arizona laws take effect Sept. 12. Here's how they'll affect you

New Arizona laws take effect Sept. 12. Here's how they'll affect you

A series of new laws, ranging from regulations on lab-grown meat and drones, are hitting the books in Arizona on Sept. 12.
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Arizona sues L'Oreal over alleged cancer risks in hair relaxers

Arizona sues L'Oreal over alleged cancer risks in hair relaxers

Arizona is suing L'Oreal, alleging the company concealed cancer risks linked to chemical hair relaxers marketed to women and children.