Williams was hit with a light rain, today. Even a little thunder. This is pretty much the story through Saturday.
Vikings Homecoming parade today.
Rainy days and Mondays. There was a rain this morning followed by a late afternoon rain. And a double rainbow.
Another thunderstorm passed through Williams, today, with more to follow through next week, according to the long range forecast.
Thunderhead
Sometimes the monsoons bring a beautiful sight. Tonight a Thunderhead (cumulonimbus) cloud moved slowly across the western sky. Maybe less beautiful if you are right underneath it.
Another day with heavy rain and lightning. More is coming throughout the week. This rain left some areas without power.
Williams just got hit with the hardest rain and lightning of the monsoon season so far. Northern Arizona is in a flood watch until 9 p.m. The chance of rain tonight is 60 %. Tomorrow through Saturday the chance of rain is between 80 and 90% dropping to about 50% overnight during the period. The rains are expected to lighten up starting Saturday night. We remind everyone to Turn Around, Don't Drown, as the National Weather Service does. If you come across water crossing the road, don't cross it. It appears that we got about 2" from this rainfall, so far, and more coming.
Williams experienced the perfect storm last night. Not too much lightning. The 0.1" of rain received doused the streets and should ensure that we can have the fireworks display this year. There was a dumping of hail also. More rain on the way, even.
Rain has come. It started light about 2:45 along with hail. By 3 p.m., rain was heavy. By about 3:10, the first wave passed.
It's a snowy day in Williams. About an inch overnight and still falling today. Please slow down and turn on your lights when you are driving.
Rain started at about 7:30 with snowfall starting about 10:30. 3- to 5-inches are expected overnight. High winds with gusts up to 55-mph are expected to decrease after midnight. The main snowfall is expected between 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. Tomorrow the clouds will start decreasing and temperatures will rise to around 48 by Tuesday. It remains to be seen whether or not we will have a white Christmas.
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After a thunderous rain storm that pelted Williams with BB-sized hail, some kids had to get out to enjoy the first snow of the season--limited though it was. The temperature started out at 22-degrees at about 7 a.m. and rose to only about 40 thanks to an overcast sky all day. The good news is that the skies should clear starting tomorrow and temperatures should rise to the lower 50s during the day dropping to 23- to 33-degrees at night until at least Friday.
The Vikings are home. The Homecoming Day parade just went through.
A heavy thunderstorm hit Williams yesterday. Thunderstorms are expected to continue through Wednesday with a 70% chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. The monsoon hit late, but has hit hard.
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning until 4:45 p.m. today. The rain is expected to continue tomorrow with the sun poking out Monday and Tuesday. Chances of rain continues Thursday and Friday.
Rain finally hits Williams. This is the heaviest rain we received since the monsoon season started. It started with small hail followed by a squall. Currently thunder is augmenting the storm.
The weather service missed it. It snowed today downtown. Well, from one cloud, anyway.
