Meteorologist Jeff Beamish: Gusty winds develop this afternoon east of Tucson as a cold front passes through the state. This weather maker also brings slightly cooler temps, with low to mid 90's for highs through the weekend. Another Ice Break threat comes the middle of next week, with the warmest days looking to be Wednesday and Thursday.


|
KVOA Interactive Weather Map You can now view weather radar, temperatures, storm systems, severe weather alerts, and much more in real time with the new KVOA Interactive Weather Map!
|
![]() |
| You can also download the KVOA Weather App for iOS and Android devices to get this interactive map, along with forecasts, severe weather alerts, and much more, all from the palm of your hand. Click here for more info. | |
Posted 6:51 PM 5/8/2013 by John Patrick
TUCSON - Below average temperatures only hang on for a few more days.
A low pressure system parked over the four corners brought our third straight day in the 80s, according to Meteorologist John Patrick. Daytime highs will remain well below normal in the low to mid 80s through the end of (More)
Posted 6:01 AM 5/8/2013 by Jeff Beamish
TUCSON - Webcam Wednesday heads from the Sonoran Desert to the Pacific Northwest.
This morning on Tucson Today, Meteorologist Jeff Beamish provided live looks from the top of Seattle's Space Needle. Click here for live looks of downtown, Smith Tower & the Puget Sound, courtesy of our friends at EarthCam.
Posted 10:43 AM 5/7/2013 by Jeff Beamish
TUCSON - Amazing May weather continues this afternoon.
A slow moving area of low pressure keeps temperatures well below average, according to News 4 Meteorologist Jeff Beamish. Highs this afternoon reach the low 80's under mostly sunny skies. Gusty winds are likely up to 25 MPH out of the (More)