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Official account for the Arizona State Climatologist and Arizona State Climate Office, providing weather, water, and climate science for Arizona.
Arizona State University
Joined November 2021
How was your October? 🎃🦃 We look at how it might have been hotter or colder for the month but also what happened other years. We won't mention the Oct that shall not be named🤣🧙♂️ #azwx
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Great talk from @drhenz_wx and @maricopaflood team about #Monsoon2025! How unusual was it this year? Find out! 👀⛈️🧐 https://t.co/2aGH5xiXuo
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Happy to chat with our @NWSPhoenix partners! Thanks for dropping by the AZ State Climate Office! #azwx @ASU_SGSUP
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What a #Monsoon2025! Make sure you join us with @maricopaflood and @drhenz_wx for our Monsoon Webinar on Oct 16! https://t.co/ObN7pg9bpa
#azwx @ASU_SGSUP
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Join the Arizona State Climate Office on the 3rd Thursday of every month for an overview of Arizona’s weather and climate.
Was it a wet or dry monsoon season? @KaylaMcDonaldwx talked to Assistant State Climatologist Juliana Likourinou about what we should expect for this year’s monsoon season report. Catch the full update from the Arizona State Climate Office @AZStateClimate. #climate #azwx #weather
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How was your September? Remember that thunderstorms often help cool off Arizona during the monsoon season! ⛈️ #azwx #Monsoon2025
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September webinar is up with lots of info and stats! 🤓🧐 Make sure you're ready for Fall starting on Monday Sep 22 at 11:19AM AZ time! 🍂 #azwx #Monsoon2025 #WaterYear2025
https://t.co/dDyBQxuvHk
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As well as leadership for the @WxClubatASU (among so much else they do!)👏👏👏
Congratulations to SGSUP undergraduate students Erica Hoyt and Kayla McDonald! 👏 They've been selected as Weather Hosts and Audience Engagement Journalists for @cronkitenews— an incredible opportunity to deliver on-air weather forecasts and build connections with audiences
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Lots of things coming up this week on the AZ weather webinar! Thursday, Sep 18 at 10AM AZ time. Join us! https://t.co/ObN7pg9bpa
#azwx #Monsoon2025
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Weather balloons provide a snapshot of the atmosphere. Precipitable water (PW) shows how much water is in a calculated column above our location. This morning Phoenix PW 1.54" is sitting right next to the max median for Sep 4 (1.56"). It's a wet atmosphere today! #azwx
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Tropical cyclone remnants in AZ in Sept? Yes! The wettest 24hrs and deadliest flooding in AZ? Remnants of Norma in 1970 (Labor Day weekend) Be aware of the possible events: 🌬️strong blowing dust (pull over!) 🌩️lightning (stay inside!) 🌊heavy rain (turn around!) Follow
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Daylength heading ↓ but Arizona can still get hot! 🥵 #azwx #Monsoon2025
Days become dramatically shorter throughout September, faster than any other month, all due to the tilt of the Earth. https://t.co/A6OwUXHbLt
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While your neighborhood might miss it today, everyone in AZ should always be aware of the possible severe weather during every monsoon season: 🌬️strong blowing dust (pull over!) 🌊heavy rain (turn around!) 🌩️lightning (stay inside!) 🥵heat (stay informed!) 🖥️follow your local
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August webinar is up! Lots of great info and stats 💦🥵 plus great tips from Hannah Whipple @maricopaflood if you want to build your meteorology skills ⛈️🏹 🤓 https://t.co/RoezY6qIvi
#azwx #Monsoon2025 @ASU_SGSUP @WxClubatASU
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Who washed their car yesterday? 😉⛈️ Thanks! #azwx #Monsoon2025 Total precip for yesterday 8/21/2025 (map was made this morning)
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It's helpful to see what the last few monsoon seasons have been like...some really good ⛈️ (2022 was the 6th wettest summer for AZ), some really dry 🥵 (2020 was the driest summer for AZ). #azwx #Monsoon2025 @ASU_SGSUP @CLIMAS_UA
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This year makes the 7th use of Erin 🌀...and the 4th Hurricane Erin. Erin was added to the Atlantic list in 1983 but didn't get used that year. I'll actually be talking a bit about these stats this week (since we share the name! 🤣). #azwx #Monsoon2025
Last night, the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron flew into the eye of Hurricane Erin—and captured imagery of the breathtaking stadium effect. These missions provide critical data to the NHC to improve forecasts, helping keep communities safe before the storm makes
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