The monsoon went out with a bang, as heavy thunderstorms flooded metro Phoenix with multiple inches of rain and even hail on Sept. 26.

As of 1:55 p.m., the National Weather Service's station at Sky Harbor International Airport had recorded 1.11 inches of rain, ...

Through Thursday, Sept. 25, Phoenix will remain warmer than normal, with highs near 105 degrees in the lower deserts and rain chances between 20 and 30% in the afternoon and evening.

The Valley could see at least one more stretch of monsoon storm activity before Arizona's annual rainy season concludes in ...

Areas like Anthem, Rio Verde, Sunflower and New River are also under flash flood warnings. A ground stop is back in place for departures at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport until 3:30 p.m. Ground delays are ...

The BriefStrong-to-severe storms are expected across Arizona on Sept 26.The high temperature in Phoenix on Friday will dip into the low-90s.This weekend, there will be a slight chance of more storms ...

Big changes are coming to Arizona as a storm system moves in. Winds will pick up, temperatures will drop and strong thunderstorms could bring flooding to some areas.

Monsoon will stay active to finish the week with the possibility of more severe thunderstorms and localized flooding ...

Learn more about the latest Phoenix area weather forecast and conditions with Most Accurate Forecast from ABC15.

It is a mostly quiet Monday across Arizona. Isolated showers are moving through far east-central AZ, and the Tucson area, but the rest of AZ is mostly sunny and dry.

With one week to go before the end of monsoon, fire personnel and one local farm talked to 13 News about what this means for them.