Hayleigh Evans
Weather Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Weather Reporter at USA Today
Extreme weather & environmental reporter @azcentral @usatoday
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Hayleigh Evans
A large, slow-moving omega block weather pattern is causing unusual weather across the U.S.This system is bringing cooler temperatures and rain to Arizona and the Southwest, while other areas experience heavy rain and potential severe weather. While the system is bringing much-needed rain to the region, temperatures are expected to rise back to normal by the end of the week.
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Hayleigh Evans
Weather forecasts can mean the difference between containment and chaos, fire managers say. An accurate forecast and the latest data are important to firefighters. Fire meteorologists watch four weather conditions when fire is imminent or burning: heat, dryness, wind and atmospheric stability. Wind is the most visibly dramatic and dangerous weather factor in wildfires. Wind speed helps track a fire's speed and wind direction tells fire crews where flames are headed.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hayleigh Evans
Meteorologists said Phoenix residents could expect a continued warming trend through the end of the week as America's hottest city heads toward the warmest months of the year. Highs may reach the mid-90s by Thursday and Friday, before cooling slightly over the weekend. Temperatures during the week were forecast to be slightly above normal, but a noticeable cooldown is expected starting Sunday as a low-pressure system moves into the region.
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Hayleigh Evans
Meteorologists said Phoenix residents could expect a continued warming trend through the end of the week as America's hottest city heads toward the warmest months of the year. Highs may reach the mid-90s by Thursday and Friday, before cooling slightly over the weekend. Temperatures during the week were forecast to be slightly above normal, but a noticeable cooldown is expected starting Sunday as a low-pressure system moves into the region.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hayleigh Evans
During a dramatic crash at Lake Havasu's Desert Storm boating event, a speedboat somersaulted through the air. Spectators watched in horror as the speedboat lifted into the air on April 26, trying to break a speed record. The two passengers on board sustained minor injuries. The Freedom One Racing boat was zooming at about 200 mph before going airborne, backflipping and twisting midair before crashing into the water.
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