Rainy weather continues to work its way through the Tucson area and is expected to last into early next week, the National Weather Service in Tucson says.
It's said to be from a Pacific storm system moving in from the southwest of Tucson.
Expect showers to continue into the evening Saturday with a low of 56 degrees by night. Then expect the rain to reboot in the morning.
Northwest Fire District officials said Saturday's rain is causing problems on Interstate 10 with two separate accidents near Avra Valley and Twin Peaks.
Rain is causing problems on I-10. Two separate accidents on I-10 in the median between Avra Valley and Twin Peaks. Slowing on both eastbound and westbound sides. Use caution if you have to drive today. pic.twitter.com/9AQvGTa1W6
— Northwest Fire (@NorthwestFire) October 13, 2018
But the region is still "buzzing" even with the gloomy weather, as Tucson Meet Yourself and the Oro Valley Music Festival, are not cancelling their long-awaited events.
"Sunday will certainly be the better of the two days for outdoor activities this weekend," the weather service said.
1220 PM MST: The weak showers to the southwest of #Tucson will increase in coverage and intensity as they move NE into the city through 2 PM.
— NWS Tucson (@NWSTucson) October 13, 2018
These storms will be capable of producing a quick 1/4 to 1/2 inch of rain, along with occasional gusts to 35 mph. #azwx pic.twitter.com/OJtWvdLAUG
