Highlights
- Hurricane Marie is driving increased rain chances across parts of Arizona and southeastern California heading into Labor Day weekend.
- Phoenix is forecast to stay mostly dry Monday with a high of 104 degrees.
- Multiple outlets including azfamily.com and Fox Weather have corroborated the storm's regional impact.
Hurricane Marie is pushing tropical moisture into parts of Arizona and southeastern California ahead of Labor Day weekend, raising rain chances across the region, FOX 10 Phoenix meteorologist Ashley Loaeza reported Friday.
The Phoenix metro is expected to largely dodge the moisture, with conditions forecast to stay mostly dry and a high of 104 degrees on Monday.
The storm's reach is drawing attention from multiple outlets. azfamily.com reported that tropical moisture from Marie would increase Arizona rain chances through the weekend, while Fox Weather noted the hurricane could fuel Southwest monsoon activity and bring dangerous surf to California shores. The Los Angeles Times flagged five potential impacts for Southern California over the holiday.
The National Weather Service Phoenix office noted a slight chance for isolated showers and storms across the Phoenix metro and higher terrain to the east, with most of the Valley expected to stay dry.
Conditions for areas outside the Valley with elevated rain chances should become clearer as Marie's track firms up through the weekend.
Sources
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- Fox 10 Phoenix retrieved 04/09/2026 23:46
- AZ Family (3TV/CBS5) retrieved 04/09/2026 23:46
- foxweather.com retrieved 04/09/2026 23:46
- latimes.com retrieved 04/09/2026 23:46
- weather.gov retrieved 04/09/2026 23:46
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