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 / Modified sep 7, 2016 3:54 p.m.

Newton Slows, Will Not Bring Much More Rain to Southeast Arizona

From hurricane to tropical storm and now to post-tropical cyclone.
by Zachary Ziegler

Newton-Tue AM The predicted path for Post-Tropical Cyclone Newton as of 2pm Wednesday.
National Weather Service

Newton has again been downgraded, and a Tucson meteorologist said the storm will not leave much more moisture in southeastern Arizona's most populous areas.

“[We are] not expecting a whole lot more this evening, especially in the city," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Gary Zell. "We might pick up another tenth or two-tenths of an inch. Some places in Graham and Greenlee counties to our northeast where there’s still numerous showers could pick up another inch to an inch and a half.”

Zell said the Tucson area will still have a chance of rain throughout the weekend as the remnants of the storm move through.

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