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PHOTOS: First day of fall brings rain, flooding to the Valley (9/23/19)

Some spots across the Valley saw more than an inch of rain by Monday morning.

Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.24.56 AM.png Flooding in the east Valley Photo by: Air15 Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.27.15 AM.png Flooding in the east Valley Photo by: Air15 Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.36.23 AM.png Flooding in MesaPhoto by: Air15 Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.38.58 AM.png Water rescue near McKellips and MainPhoto by: Air15 Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.49.23 AM.png Water rescue near McKellips and MainPhoto by: Air15 Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 7.24.44 AM.png Flooding in the east Valley Photo by: Air15 9-23-2019 (1 of 1).jpg Stormy morning around SurprisePhoto by: Mark E Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 11.58.32 AM.png Photo from Michael Graham in New River. "The sun is shinning where I am, but some very dark clouds to the west. I love the contrast."Photo by: Michael Graham Storm Damage Photo by: Jayme Mason Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 5.56.06 PM.png It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Photo by: Arizona Snowbowl/handout Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 5.56.16 PM.png It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Photo by: Arizona Snowbowl/handout Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 5.56.22 PM.png It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Photo by: Arizona Snowbowl/handout Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 5.56.29 PM.png It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Photo by: Arizona Snowbowl/handout

PHOTOS: First day of fall brings rain, flooding to the Valley (9/23/19)

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Flooding in the east Valley Air15
Flooding in the east Valley Air15
Flooding in MesaAir15
Water rescue near McKellips and MainAir15
Water rescue near McKellips and MainAir15
Flooding in the east Valley Air15
Stormy morning around SurpriseMark E
Photo from Michael Graham in New River. "The sun is shinning where I am, but some very dark clouds to the west. I love the contrast."Michael Graham
Jayme Mason
It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Arizona Snowbowl/handout
It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Arizona Snowbowl/handout
It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Arizona Snowbowl/handout
It wasn't just rain and lightning in Arizona on the first day of fall. Arizona Snowbowl, the Flagstaff ski hill, reportedly receiving snow, nearly three-fourths of a inch, on the San Francisco Peaks. The ski hill plans to open for the season on Nov. 22.Arizona Snowbowl/handout
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