Joan's Corner - January 2025 Newsletter
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From the Arizona State University Climate Office.
Arizona resides within the North American Monsoon geographical arena. The monsoon season typically begins in early June when active thunderstorms build in central and southern Mexico. In mid- to late June, the thunderstorms move toward the International Border and into Arizona. The monsoon is a season where the dry, westerly winds (winds coming from the west) that typically persist through fall, winter and spring shift to moist, southerly winds (winds coming from the south). The incoming moisture helps build thunderstorm activity across the state.
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Use this site for comprehensive information regarding all forms of emergency and extreme weather conditions in the State of Arizona.
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