After a cool and rainy Friday, a dry weekend is on the way. However, we're tracking rain and thunderstorm chances next week.
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Arizona will warm up briefly for the weekend before more winter storms next week
Arizona residents face power outages from winter storm
The Arizona Public Service Co., on its website, reported seven outages in metro Phoenix with 468 customers affected, four outages in northwestern Arizona affecting 82 customers, and four outages in southeastern Arizona affecting 68 customers as of 9:45 a.m. Friday.
Road closures remain in northern Arizona after winter snow
Northern Arizona experienced high levels of snowfall over the weekend causing multiple road way closures and detoured traffic.
Arizona colleges and universities are changing or canceling certain graduation ceremonies to ensure they align with President Trump’s efforts to ban Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
The weather is quieting down across Arizona through Sunday. Skies will be clear Saturday night and Sunday, statewide.
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