The year 2015 was one for the weather record book.

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The year 2015 was one for the weather record book. Tucson broke daily records for six high temperatures, 13 low temps and four precipitation amounts.

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January started with widespread hard-freeze warnings and areas of freezing fog across southeastern Arizona. On Jan. 1, Tucson picked up a trac…

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February had a similar start, with dense fog scattered around the southeastern portions of the state. Tucson recorded its first below-normal l…

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March was warm and windy, as southeastern Arizona experienced the first thunderstorms of the year. By the end of the month, Tucson had already…

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April came in with turbulent energy. Dry air and widespread gusty winds prompted several red flag warnings for fire danger east of Tucson. A c…

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In May, Tucson saw several punches of rain and wind associated with small systems. A few inches of snow fell on southeastern Arizona mountaint…

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The monsoon season, June 15 through Sept. 30, was a bit wetter than average, with precipitation making its way across southeastern Arizona a f…

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July continued the trend with warm and wet conditions across southeastern Arizona. Hurricane Dolores funneled in plenty of moisture midmonth, …

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The monsoon moisture slacked off in August, but the heat stayed. Midway through the month, as the atmosphere dried out, the airport broke two …

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The active monsoon continued into the beginning of September. Hurricane Linda moved parallel to the Baja Peninsula, funneling moisture across …

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According to the Tucson National Weather Service, a rare cold air funnel was seen over the city on Oct. 7. This type of funnel rarely reaches …

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It was a mild and sunny start to November, quickly followed by windy and wet conditions. A Pacific storm brought another chance for snow showe…

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December, on the whole, was cooler and drier than typical for Tucson. The first half saw an average temperature 5.8 degrees above normal. A da…

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As for those records, 2015 was Tucson’s second-warmest year. and the wettest since 1998.