FORECAST: More rain coming?

Heavy rain and thunderstorms have been moving through as a storm system approaches from the west and moisture from Hurricane Polo streams in. Parts of the Valley have already picked up over an inch of rain, including Glendale, North Phoenix and Estrella Village.

Flood Watch in effect through Tuesday evening as rain chances continue

By: Amber Sullins

PHOENIX — It's been a wet start to the week across Arizona!

Heavy rain and thunderstorms have been moving through as a storm system approaches from the west and moisture from Hurricane Polo streams in.

Parts of the Valley have already picked up over an inch of rain, including Glendale, North Phoenix and Estrella Village.

Phoenix Sky Harbor has received 0.62 inches of rain since Monday, bringing our Monsoon 2026 total to 2.46 inches. That's slightly above the average of 2.43 inches for the season.

There's still a chance for more overnight into Wednesday before the monsoon officially wraps up.

All of this rain is also helping to drop temperatures. Valley highs are only peaking in the low to mid 80s, putting us more than 10 degrees below normal for this time of the year.

As we dry back out on Thursday, temperatures will start to climb.

Look for highs in the 90s again by Friday.