Watch now: Tucson's monsoon season brings Sabino Canyon to life
Tucson is looking pretty green! Check out the views from Sabino Canyon following this summer's above-average rainfall.Â
Make sure to check the weather before heading to Sabino Canyon as some trails and areas may be closed due to flooding.
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Through Thursday night, Tucson was less than half an inch away from the amount of rain it usually sees in an average year. And more storms are on the way. Check our map to see how much your part of town has received.Â
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Tucson's record-breaking monsoon has created favorable conditions for pests like mosquitoes, flies and moths.
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