Arizona Weather Force

Arizona Weather Force has issued a Thunderstorm Watch that stretches across the entire state of Arizona for a moisture surge out of the south, starting later this evening/night and increasing overnight and through the day on Wednesday with numerous thunderstorms expected to strike across the area so for your area read on for details … This will be an interesting, […]

Arizona Weather Force has issued a Special Weather Statement effective Tuesday and going into Tuesday night and Wednesday as the outflow from a disturbance over Central Baja, Mexico will reach Arizona, upping the chance of showers or thunderstorms for the entire state so read on for details … We are having yet another break from tropical moisture in what were […]

Arizona Weather Force has issued a Weather Advisory in what looks like a similar flow to last night’s where High Terrain storms east of Phoenix move west, bringing outflow that popped more storms off in the valley, and with the impulse moving along I-10, a watch has been issued so read on for details – oh and I have extended […]

It is only Mid-June and we have used up three tropical storm names down in the Eastern Pacific Hurricane Basin, which is quite rare.  This is telling of the active basin in my Summer 2021 forecast.  So what does that mean for the monsoon and overall outlook of the atmosphere from here on out?  … and don’t forget, the Summer […]

Arizona Weather Force has issued a Dry Lightning Fire Weather Warning for the Upper Terrain of Arizona, effective now through some of tonight as a thunderstorm complex moves east to west in the first ‘hint’ of the monsoon flow on the first day of the official start, then for the rest of the Upper Terrain areas from Prescott, the Grand […]

Arizona Weather Force has issued a Special Weather Statement out ahead of the week of June 14th as a deadly heatwave is showing up in the latest numbers being crunched so plan where to get cool soon, so read on for details … The slightly ‘cooler’ weather you are experiencing now is due to a very large trough of low […]

Last summer we had a building La Nina, which meant fewer hurricanes south of here for a terribly dry monsoon season and extremely hot temperatures.  This summer however the La Nina has officially faded to neutral, which means the Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season will go down as one of the most active seasons on record, bringing up multiple shots of […]

Pending the weather conditions in your area, flying at over 18,500 mph, orbiting the planet in 90 minutes, having human life onboard doing experiments in zero gravity, is the International Space Station.   First launched in 2001, piece by piece over the years put the outpost together to form the station.  And this will be flying across the sky tonight so […]

In just over 300 kilometers up, SpaceX Starlink 27 constellation launched two weeks ago is the newest one to fly overhead and a sighting in Wisconsin and Ohio last night of the same row says one or both of these passes will be visible with one happening tonight (Sunday) and the other early Monday morning so read on for details […]

On the night of May 25-27, observers in Oceania, Hawaii, eastern Asia, and Antarctica will see a lunar eclipse that coincides with the moon’s closest approach to Earth — making it a “supermoon” eclipse that will turn the moon reddish — also known as a “blood moon.” (The dates of this eclipse span two days because the area it will […]