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Small but intense thunderstorms hit Valley

Small but intense thunderstorms hit Valley

Amanda Keim, Tribune Jul 3, 2009 - 6:42PM

Small but intense thunderstorms were popping up across Arizona on Friday evening and could return on Independence Day.

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Forecast calls for drier, warmer weather

Monsoon storms reached the East Valley's fringes late Wednesday into early Thursday, but those few drops may be the only action until...

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Cool summer: June highs average 100

The National Weather Service is confirming what Valley residents already knew: This June was notably cooler than usual.

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Monsoon conditions building in Valley

Steamy heat. Soupy air. Thunderheads building in the mountains to the east. Any afternoon now, according to the National Weather...

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Michelle Reese, Tribune

Jun 30, 2009 - 12:58PM

An ozone health watch for the Valley has been extended through Wednesday by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. A health watch is issued when ozone levels may approach federal standards.

Ozone health watch extended through Wednesday

Michelle Reese, Tribune Jun 30, 2009 - 12:58PM

An ozone health watch for the Valley has been extended through Wednesday by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. A health watch is issued when ozone levels may approach federal standards.

Mind the monsoon: Storms can be violent

Mike Branom, Tribune Jun 12, 2009 - 4:17PM

The weather has been so pleasant of late, it may be hard to believe summer stickiness is coming. Monday marks the beginning of the monsoon season, the annual phenomenon of tropical moisture seeping into the normally arid Arizona desert. Until the end of September, Valley residents need to be aware of the dangers presented by the monsoon’s violence.

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Andre Bowser, Tribune

Jul 4, 2009 - 4:49PM

No one acted out a violent revolution to protest taxes during the TEA Party held in Gilbert Saturday morning, which drew a record crowd from across the Valley on the day our nation marks its independence.

More than 2,000 protest taxes in Gilbert

More than 2,000 protest taxes in Gilbert

Andre Bowser, Tribune Jul 4, 2009 - 4:49PM

No one acted out a violent revolution to protest taxes during the TEA Party held in Gilbert Saturday morning, which drew a record crowd from across the Valley on the day our nation marks its independence.

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