PHOENIX — Several parts of the Valley have received more than an inch of rain -- some even receiving more than two inches of rain -- on Monday, after storms brought rain, high winds, even a reported tornado to the area.
Most of the gauges that received the most rain were in northeast Mesa and Apache Junction, Fountain Hills, Carefree, and Cave Creek.
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Here are the 24-hour rainfall totals from the Flood Control District of Maricopa County (last updated at 4:30 a.m. on Tuesday):
- Ahwatukee: 0.59”
- Anthem: 1.89"
- Apache Junction: 1.61”
- Buckeye: 0.71"
- Carefree: 1.02"
- Cave Creek: 1.02"
- Chandler: 0.12”
- Deer Valley Airport: 0.47"
- El Mirage: 0.20"
- Fountain Hills: 3.11"
- Glendale: 1.06"
- Gilbert: 1.22"
- Goodyear: 0.87"
- Guadalupe: 0.98”
- Lake Pleasant (North): 2.87"
- Laveen: 0.04"
- Litchfield Park: 0.87"
- Mesa: 1.93"
- Morristown: 1.81"
- New River: 2.28"
- Paradise Valley: 0.79"
- Peoria: 0.47"
- Phoenix: 0.24"
- Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport: 0.39"
- Queen Creek: 0.59”
- Scottsdale: 0.79”
- South Mountain Park and Preserve: 0.51”
- Sun City West: 0.24"
- Surprise: 0.87"
- Superstition Mountains: 3.62"
- Tempe: 0.79"
- Tonopah: 2.64"
- Usery Mountain Regional Park: 2.32”
- Wittmann: 2.24"
Rain is expected to fall through Monday, into Tuesday. See the full forecast here.
