Arizona weather: Lingering river flooding

Take a look right now at Life Care Reviews all around downtown Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tempe Town Lake and Sedona and check out that Tempe Town Lake cam. The water is still just ripping through at a really quick speed as it's continuing to be released downstream through both the Verde and the salt dams that allow for the water to remain in storage but right now they're doing some releases so that's why the salt is running in the valley which doesn't happen too often. And then everyone else you can see clear skies overhead, a few high clouds throughout the day today in the high country. More expected. You're seeing those currently on our satellite imagery running through Flagstaff, running along like the northwest corner of the state. I will say you can see that radar is trying to show like little teeny blips of green. I don't really think that's moisture making to the ground. I just think it's the moisture locked up in those clouds. But other than that, it should be a dry day for us as we go through our Tuesday. Let's talk about the flood alerts in place. Along the Agua Fria through 1115 this morning, there was a flood warning in the West Valley. There's also a flood warning through Saturday, Saturday at two o'clock in the afternoon. Long lasting because of the water releases that are going to continue, which means areas that are typically dry will be running with water. And that continues along the salt through the Gila down to past Buckeye and towards Gila Bend. Then we look over into the East Valley where you have various flood warnings throughout either this morning to or a Thursday morning into the evening. We'll be right back. For agricultural flooding around the Gila River, this is through 4 o'clock this afternoon. And a flood advisory remains around the Greenwash through 845 tonight because of flooding just south of Costa Grande. So let's talk a little bit of change to the forecast. Not major, but a little bit of change that we are expecting here. As we go through the temperature tracker, the storm system that impacted us is continuing to move to the northeast. A little bit of ridging to the south of us means some mild air is in place as we go through today, which means the temperature is a bit warmer than yesterday. Upper 70s are expected. But a system that One that runs to the north Wednesday into like early Thursday should not really impact us much other than keeping us from warming anymore. So we will stay in the upper 70s throughout the work week. I mean, it's pretty calm. There's really no systems impacting us all the way through Friday. And then we get ridging over the weekend, which will start to bump our temperature up. So take a look. This is the 10 day forecast and see how we're at 78 today. That's that little warm up from yesterday when we hit 73. But then there's really no change all the way through Thursday, still at 78 degrees. Friday we get to 80 degrees, and then by Sunday, we do get up to 82. But like I said, that ridging isn't super powerful, so there's no major heat bump in this 10-day forecast, and it's also a very dry forecast compared to where we've been. So I think people can kind of take a breath finally after what has been a very active weather spell.