PHOENIX — Finally! A strong winter storm is moving through Arizona, bringing steady rain to the Valley and a decent snow to the higher terrain.
At one point Friday morning, Arizona Public Service (APS) reported almost 5,000 customers without power in the Valley. By noon, that number was down to about 400. Power was restored by the evening. Check current outages here.
Nearly 3,000 SRP customers were without power around the Valley at its peak, though the exact causes of area outages are unclear.
How much has fallen in your area in the last 24 hours?
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Here is a look at how much measurable rain has fallen during this storm, according to the Maricopa County Flood Control District. Last updated: 2:30 p.m.
Apache Junction: .55"
Avondale (Phoenix Raceway): .16"
Buckeye: .35"
Cave Creek: .87"
Central Phoenix: .28"
Chandler: .43"
Deer Valley Airport: .63"
Fountain Hills: .83"
Glendale: .31"
Laveen: .35"
Luke AFB: .39"
Mesa (Falcon Field): .39"
New River: .75"
North Phoenix (Cave Creek and Union Hills): .67"
Peoria (Lake Pleasant): .51"
Peoria (Loop 101 at Bell Road): .31"
Scottsdale: .47"
South Phoenix (23rd Ave and Roeser): .31"
South Mountain: .35"
Sun City West: .47"
Tempe: .43"
