PHOENIX — The monsoon storms that swept across parts of the Valley from Thursday night through Sunday morning have dropped more than three inches of rain over the last three days in some areas!
Parts of Scottsdale were the first to see excessive rainfall, with some gauges measuring two inches from just Thursday into Friday. The West Valley is the latest area to see major rains, with Goodyear getting slammed with Sunday morning storms.
Here is a look at some of the rainfall totals over the last three days, according to the Maricopa County Flood Control District's online rainfall map (as of 8 p.m. Sunday):
- Apache Junction: 1.61"
- Chandler: 1.81"
- Chandler Airport: 2.28"
- Deer Valley Airport 2.87"
- Gila River Indian Community: 1.81"
- Gilbert: 1.18"
- Glendale: 1.61"
- Goodyear: 2.44"
- Gold Canyon: 1.46"
- Lake Pleasant: 1.42"
- Mesa (Fitch Park): 2.17"
- East Mesa: 2.72"
- New River: 5.24"
- Peoria: 1.22"
- Phoenix (Camelback Mountain): 2.48"
- Queen Creek: 2.13"
- Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community: 1.97"
- Scottsdale (Indian Bend Wash/Indian School Road): 4.69"
- Scottsdale (Eldorado Park): 3.98"
- Scottsdale (Granite Reef Wash): 3.54"
- Scottsdale (McCormick Ranch): 2.99"
- Tempe: 2.24"
- Tolleson: 2.76"
Visit www.maricopa.gov/625/Rainfall-Data to see more rainfall totals.
