April Madison

Moist westerly flow will result in cooler temps and a chance for showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Thursday onward drier air will move into the region.

We'll have another day with showers and thunderstorms scattered around southeast Arizona with temperatures similar to yesterday. Drier and warmer Thursday through the weekend.

Dry air moving into the region today will result in only a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly to the east of Tucson. Warmer Thursday through Sunday.

Limited moisture will restrict most thunderstorm activity into the weekend. Temperatures will remain a little above average for mid September.

Temperatures will continue to run several degrees above average to start the week, before a trough brings some breeziness and knocks temps down a few degrees later in the week.

Dry with above average temperatures before a trough brings gusty winds and a few degrees of cooling the second half of the week.

A trough will bring gusty winds and a few degrees of cooling the second half of the week. A few light showers around later today into Thursday before additional drying kicks in.

A passing weather system will bring gusty winds today. Otherwise, dry conditions with temps about average for late September. A few degrees of warming early next week.

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This week, April is taking us up Mt. Lemmon. As you wind your way up, cactus turns to trees, and temps begin to drop.