Arizona’s Weather Has Officially Gone Off-Script — And the Numbers Prove It

Arizona is seeing weather we do NOT get, not in November, not in this intensity, and not for this many days in a row.

Phoenix has already recorded 7.7 inches of rain by mid-November — which is MORE rain than we normally get in an entire year (typical annual total: ~7.2 inches).
November alone usually gives us about half an inch. We’re more than 10× above normal.

And with the rain has come the strange behavior:

• Tornado-type wind signatures ripping through parts of the Valley
• Damage from rotating storm cells in areas that never see this
• Hail storms so severe it looked like snow covering streets, sidewalks, and parking lots
• Multiple rounds of heavy rain hitting day after day — extremely rare for the desert
• Sudden downpours, flooding pockets, and storm cells building in minutes
• Wind bursts that felt more like the Midwest than Arizona

For a state built on dry air, stable skies, and long gaps between storms…
this is not normal behavior.

Anyone else in Arizona noticing how intense this pattern has become?

#MrMBB333 #Arizona #SkyPhenomenon #StormWatch

THE SKY STARTED ROARING

Henderson, North Carolina got hit with a storm that turned the sky purple — with NON-STOP thunder.

Not normal breaks… just constant sound and flashing.

Anyone else hearing storms like this right now?

#MrMBB333 #StormWatch #Thunder

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