Monsoon Season in the U.S.: What You Should Know
Monsoon Season in the U.S.: What You Should Know
US · Published Aug 30, 2025
The Southwest U.S. monsoon season brings intense storms and essential rainfall, impacting Arizona and New Mexico.
Phoenix recently experienced a massive haboob with 70 mph winds, causing power outages and flight disruptions.
The North American Monsoon occurs each summer, providing critical precipitation to the region.
Annual weather bringing storms and precipitation
The monsoon season in the Southwest United States is an annual weather phenomenon that brings a mix of dramatic storms and much-needed precipitation. This year, the region continues to experience the effects of the monsoon, characterized by intense thunderstorms, dust events, and significant rainfall. Recent events in Phoenix, Arizona, highlight the power of these storms, with a massive haboob causing widespread disruption.
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