PHOENIX — It was a soggy Christmas Eve in the Valley with rain and snow chances expected to linger into Christmas Day.
By noon Friday, it had already become the second-wettest Christmas Eve on record in Phoenix!
Christmas Eve 2021 is now the second wettest Christmas Eve on record for Phoenix 🌧️
— Jorge Torres (@JorgeTWeather) December 24, 2021
Still time to break the all-time record, but rain will start winding down in a couple of hours... @abc15 #azwx pic.twitter.com/4VKb2zGJha
RADAR: Track Christmas storms around Arizona
Here is a look at how much measurable rain fell across the Valley during the Christmas Eve storm, according to the Maricopa County Flood Control District. Last updated: 11:00 p.m. on Dec. 24
Apache Junction: 1.46"
Ahwatukee: 1.64"
Buckeye: 0.83"
Cave Creek: 1.50"
Chandler: 1.22"
El Mirage: 1.42"
Glendale: 1.04"
Gilbert: 1.18"
Goodyear: 1.3"
Gold Canyon: 1.69"
Guadalupe: 1.02"
Litchfield Park: 1.22"
Mesa (Reed Park): 1.38"
Morristown: 1.02"
Peoria: 1.38"
Phoenix (downtown): 1.02"
Phoenix Sky Harbor: 1.00"
Phoenix Zoo: 1.22"
Queen Creek: 1.10"
Scottsdale: 1.34"
Sun City West: 1.57"
Surprise: 1.57"
Tempe: 1.06"
Wickenburg: 0.94"
