FIRST ALERT FORECAST: More treat than trick!
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - High temperatures will soar to near 90 degrees beginning Halloween afternoon through the first week of November. This means Tucson will run a few degrees shy of records the next seven days. High pressure will move back in across the West bringing a warm, windy pattern back to Arizona. This high isn’t particularly strong though, so a weak disturbance near Baja will undercut the ridge and manage to push more clouds into our sky. Don’t break out the umbrella, just a few mountain sprinkles possible early next week.
Erin Christiansen
Chief Meteorologist
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - High temperatures will soar to near 90 degrees beginning Halloween afternoon through the first week of November. This means Tucson will run a few degrees shy of records the next seven days. High pressure will move back in across the West bringing a warm, windy pattern back to Arizona. This high isn’t particularly strong though, so a weak disturbance near Baja will undercut the ridge and manage to push more clouds into our sky. Don’t break out the umbrella, just a few mountain sprinkles possible early next week.
Erin Christiansen
Chief Meteorologist
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