Monsoon Safety Awareness Week was observed June 9-14, 2019. The monsoon season runs from June 15th to September 30th in the Southwest. The monsoon is an influx of moisture from the lower latitudes that lead to daily rounds of thunderstorms. Many agencies collaborated to develop this website where the public can learn about monsoon facts, safety and preparedness, news and events, and get insurance tips.
This webcast discusses the Monsoon threat of heat and what you can do to beat the heat.
This webcast discusses the Monsoon season threat of downburst winds and the associated dust storms.
This webcast discusses the Monsoon threat of lightning. We will talk about deadly weather threat and what you can do to protect yourself.
This webcast discusses the monsoon threat of flash flooding and how to avoid becoming a victim. Flooding is an underrated killer.
This webcast wraps up the great monsoon threats discussed during Monsoon Awareness Week and covers some safety tips and additional monsoon threats.
Learn about life-threatening and damaging weather hazards affecting Arizona and its residents during the North American Monsoon.
This video provides information about NWS heat forecasts and notifications as well as safety tips. Heat is part of the Monsoon Awareness Week.
What do downburst winds and water balloons have in common?? That's our Monsoon Awareness Week topic in this video!
This video covers the dangers and impacts from debris flows as a result of heavy rain on wildfire scars. This is part of monsoon awareness week.
Learn about hazardous weather and recommended safety precautions to take associated with the Monsoon.
In this video we take a closer look at dangers associated with dust storms and what you can do to stay safe.
This short video will tell you all you need to know to stay safe from flash flooding this Monsoon season.
This short video provides basic lightning safety information for the American Southwest.
NOAA’s Weather–Ready Nation is about readying your community for extreme weather, water, and climate events. The devastating impacts of extreme events like record breaking snowfall, violent tornadoes, destructive hurricanes, widespread flooding, and devastating drought can be reduced by taking advanced action, which is why the Weather–Ready Nation initiative is so important.