Tucson weather forecast for June 30 Jun 30, 2025 Jun 30, 2025 Updated Jul 1, 2025 Switzerland's ebbing glaciers show a new, strange phenomenon: Holes reminiscent of Swiss cheese Tucson's Top Stories: July 1 THIS WEEK IN CARTOONS June 22-28, 2025 Tucson's Top Stories: June 29 Madison woman explains why she's starting a far-left gun group Tucson's Top Stories: June 28 Tucson's Top Stories: July 2 VIDEO: Cooper's Hawk in the pool 'They saved my child': How one rural Wisconsin school addressed a mental health crisis Caliente: Top stories for June 26-July 2 Tucson's Top Stories: June 19 Tucson's Top Stories: June 18 Caliente: Top stories for June 19-25 Tucson weather forecast for July 2 Tucson's Top Sports Stories: June 19 Celebrations in South Florida as Panthers win Stanley Cup hockey championship Dust Storm Warning in effect for the Tucson Metro area Florida Panthers fans celebrate Stanley Cup victory into the morning Tucson's Top Stories: June 30 Greenland has a message for the rest of the world: Come visit See what today's weather forecast looks like in Tucson. As featured on Tucson weather: Hot Monday a ramp-up to monsoon storms Tucson's heat streak peaks Monday when forecasters say it will be 110 degrees here. But the very hot start to the week will be replaced with increasing chances of rain, forecasters say. Latest video Trump to sign 'Big, Beautiful Bill' into law Tucson weather forecast for July 4 Tucson's Top Sports Stories: July 4 Tucson's Top Stories: July 4 Throwback: What drew Michael Madsen to Reservoir Dogs? The House gives final approval to Trump’s big tax bill and sends it to him to sign Jeffries sets record for longest floor speech, slams Trump's massive budget bill Boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. arrested by federal agents in Studio City SMS Email Print Copy article link
Tucson weather: Hot Monday a ramp-up to monsoon storms Tucson's heat streak peaks Monday when forecasters say it will be 110 degrees here. But the very hot start to the week will be replaced with increasing chances of rain, forecasters say.