Chilly conditions remain, another storm on the way
A Frost Advisory expired at 9 AM, but chilly conditions linger behind the storm of yesterday. Morning lows were deep in to the thirties this morning, with East Valley lows hovering near freezing!
The system dropped significant rain across the Valley, bringing our rainfall since January 1 to 0.42", a half-inch below normal.
The cold air sticks around today and tomorrow, holding temps about 10-12 degrees below our seasonal average for the date!
The views are pretty spectacular today, so please be sure to send your photos to share@kesq.com like these photos from Jenny Baligad, Jerry Patrone and Thomas Lennig!
Another storm system is on the way, which will add to our rainfall totals with significant rain possible.
Rainfall could reach 0.50" in parts of the Valley, and some models indicate even more, potentially.
Highs will remain cooler than normal all week long, with rain develop late Thursday, lasting over night and into Friday.
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