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Tornadoes grab all the attention, but in Southern Arizona, the real killers are the ones people tend to brush off, heat and floodwater.

Most of the year, you'd never know they existed. Then the monsoons hit, and suddenly hundreds of them are calling from every puddle in the desert.

The Romans had a name for it, the National Park Service has rules about it, and collectors in Arizona are still out there searching for it after every monsoon.

Arizona sits in the 90s and 100s for months, but there's a reason locals will tell you a dry 100-degree day can actually feel more manageable than a muggy 90-degree one.

Summer's here, and so are those wild monsoon storms. Are you ready for the wind, rain, and a little chaos?

With monsoon storms looming and wildfires on the rise, it’s time to talk about what every Arizonan should have ready this summer.

Picture this: a massive dust storm racing across the desert, cutting visibility to nearly nothing. This is the wild world of haboobs.

As the summer monsoon season approaches, experts weigh in on their predictions about what the 2026 season will be like in Southeastern Arizona.

As the monsoon season rolls in, Arizona is holding its breath—could this year finally bring the relief we've all been waiting for?

Scientists are predicting a hotter than average summer and the possibility of increased wildfire danger this summer. Here's how to prepare.