on Monday, according to the flight tracking website FlightAware. Southwest Airlines has canceled more than 244 flights and delayed 45 others going in or out of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as of 2:30 p.m. Monday: Southwest Airlines leads delays and cancellations at Sky Harbor Heil said it's hard to predict at this point how much rain might fall on New Year's weekend, but a better picture should develop later in the week.
Right now there is a 50-60% chance of showers late Saturday which increases to 80% of showers on New Year's Day, Heil said. Most of Arizona is unlikely to be affected by rain on Thursday and Friday, Heil said, but cloudy conditions are likely to persist throughout the week.Īccording to Heil, rain could return over New Year's weekend. So the farther east, the higher the rainfall totals." And then if you look farther west toward Yuma, they're only expecting a tenth to a quarter of an inch. "So areas like Gila County, Payson, and Globe are expecting an inch and a half to two inches, same for Sedona. "Those rainfall totals do increase as you go east to Phoenix," Heil said. Rain will likely be light across western Arizona but will become heavier across central Arizona and heaviest in the eastern part of the state, Heil said. Rain and cloudy weather are expected to affect most of Arizona over the next week, according to the National Weather Service.Īccording to weather service meteorologist Jared Heil in Phoenix, cloudy weather conditions are expected to develop Tuesday, with a 60% chance of rain overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday and a 90% chance of rain during the day on Wednesday. Monday: Rain, cloudy weather expected to affect most of Arizona this week Travel and weather updates from across the state throughout the holiday weekend. View Gallery: Holiday flight cancellations, delays sweep Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
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