Monsoon 101: Downed power lines

If a powerline falls on your car, stay in the car. If you must get out of the vehicle due to a fire or immediate threat, jump far from the car landing with BOTH feet at the same time.

Monsoon 101: Dust storm safety

Pull off the road or highway. If possible, turn off your vehicle headlights and set your emergency brake while you take your foot off the brake. Stay in the vehicle with your seat belt buckle. Wait for that storm to pass, but if you can't pull over, leave your lights on and drive slowly.

Monsoon 101: Watches and warnings

Throughout the monsoon, you'll hear us talking about watches and warnings. During a watch, conditions are favorable for a severe storm to develop. Be prepared to go indoors. A warning is a severe storm is passing or will pass soon. Damaging winds or large hail is likely.

Monsoon 101: How to stay safe while driving

If you find yourself driving on wet roadways, check your windshield wipers, make sure your tires are properly inflated and always pull over when a dust storm approaches. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza reports.

Phoenix sees first big 2023 monsoon storm

The monsoon season began in June, but for some time, people in the Valley did not experience the stormy weather conditions that some believe is synonymous with summer. That 'nonsoon' streak, however, came to an end on July 17. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.

Family restaurant survives flood with community aid

La Casita Cafe, a four-generation restaurant in Globe, reopened only seven weeks after being hit by historic and deadly flooding, marking a significant milestone in the city's recovery. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean hears from the owner and a loyal customer.

Historic Globe restaurant reopens weeks after flooding

La Casita Cafe in Globe, a four-generation family restaurant, celebrated its grand reopening just seven weeks after deadly flooding struck the city, marking a significant step in the community's recovery. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has the details.

Monsoon 101: Power and winds

Monsoon storms often bring very powerful winds and they can lead to power outages. Keep a flashlight with fresh batteries handy. If the power goes out, you will need them.

Monsoon 101: When in doubt, wait it out

If you see a dust storm or heavy rain ahead, it's best to exit the roadway and wait for the storm to move through the area. Get to a safe spot as far off the roadway as possible. Take your foot off the brake and turn off your lights.

Monsoon 101: Historical data

Phoenix receives just shy of 2 1/2 inches of rain during the season. August is our wettest month, picking up nearly one inch.

Monsoon 101: Boating safety

Thousands of boaters head to the lake every summer to cool off from that Arizona heat, but there are some tips you need to know from monsoon storm were to roll in. FOX 10's Erica Horvatin has the details.

Parts of Arizona wait for monsoon weather

For parts of Arizona, the recent streak of 'nonsoon' weather broke on July 17 as a result of a storm, but people in other parts of the state are still waiting for the storms that typically define the summer monsoon season. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.

Monsoon 101: The 30/30 rule

Arizona's monsoon is famous for its epic display of lightning. FOX 10's Krystal Ortiz explains the 30/30 rule and how to stay safe during a storm.

Monsoon 101: Burn scars

After a wildfire is extinguished, it leaves behind something known as a burn scar, And if you live near Flagstaff, those areas are very susceptible to flooding.