Arizona Weather Force has issued the final monsoon outlook for the 2024 season, and it is anything but pleasant for most.
Hiking on the heels of 2010, 1988, and 1973, we are looking at a declining El Nino to what might be the strongest La Nina in recorded history. As such, this will make less hurricanes in the Eastern Pacific, therefore less monsoon activity for Arizona.
And with that, we will conclude the weakest monsoon in a while, along with an extremely prolonged heatwave for Arizona.
Pack it up, this is something I never forecasted before.
– Raiden Storm –
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