Sunday and Monday saw a total of 1.47 inches of rain at Tucson International Airport, where the city's official weather records are kept.
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- Analeise Mayor
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Tucson just experienced its wettest first two days of any November since weather records started being kept here in 1894.
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Scott Hancock
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Makensie Sherard
Arizona Sonoran News
University of Arizona researchers are studying how climate change, like rising temperatures and monsoon storms, could impact how kids and teens play sports in Tucson.
- Will Dunham Reuters
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Crocodilians — today's crocodiles, alligators, caimans and gharials and their many extinct relatives — have been a roaring success since debuting 240 million years ago. New research explains why.
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Rob Kahn
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Tevian Whitehurst
Arizona Republic - Updated
We're still seasonally in the height of fall, but the first few flakes of snow have already fallen in some parts of the country — in the north…
- Tony Davis
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A federal Colorado River plan could eventually dry up the Central Arizona Project. Arizona is joining a lawsuit challenging the proposed cuts.
- Henry Brean
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Tucson’s 2026 monsoon season ended slightly above average with 5.73 inches of rainfall, boosted by moisture from Pacific cyclone Polo, surpassing the 30-year average of 5.69 inches. This marks a significant increase over last year’s 2.82 inches, reflecting a wetter season overall.
Tucson-born restauranteur Sam Fox leaves namesake company