Matt Brode
KVOA News 4 Tucson
Tucson, AZ, United States
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Anchored in Tradition: Matt Brode's Oyster Cream Cheese Dip
News 4 Tucson Chief Meteorologist Matt Brode shows us his low carb Oyster Cream Cheese Dip that doesn't take that long to put together. → Read More
It's official! Tucson International Airport hits its 1st 100-degree day of 2022
TUCSON (KVOA) - It's official! Tucson International Airport has hit its first 100-degree weather day of 2022. → Read More
Remembering Arizona's last USS Indianapolis survivor, Adolfo 'Harpo' Celaya
FLORENCE, Ariz. (KVOA) - Adolfo "Harpo" Celaya, a former Tucson resident and Florence native, died in the arms of his caretaker Irene Daniels on Thanksgiving Day. → Read More
July 2021: Record shattering rain
As of 9 p.m., tonight Tucson International Airport has picked up 7.99 inches of rain in the month of July, washing away an all-time record. → Read More
Preparing for monsoon, what you need to know
There's no way to sugarcoat it. We need rain, and we need it badly. While much of the country talks about May Flowers, we talk about summer monsoon storms. → Read More
The Winds Will Roar Back
A Red Flag Warning for high fire danger is in effect for most of the area on Wednesday. Please practice safe fire practices. → Read More
Rain is finally on the way
Our latest forecast tools are advertising a swath of rain, beginning overnight, and lasting through much of Thursday. → Read More
Torrential rain hammers much of Tucson – KVOA
TUCSON - It's been an incredibly slow start to monsoon 2020, but summer storms soaked portions of Tucson on Thursday morning and afternoon. Three-to-four inches of rain fell - especially on Tucson's west side - while two inches fell in Marana, and near the Catalina Foothills. Here are some rainfall totals as of 5 p.m. on Thursday. > Rain totals (so far) today. 3.58" Tucson Estates. The… → Read More
The hottest temps of the year are almost here
Showers and thunderstorms are beginning to flare up in Mexico, the place where our monsoon begins, and some signs of life are possible in Arizona by early next week. → Read More
We've broken the ice!
While April 29, 2020 marks the first 100° occurrence, the most common date for the first 100° reading is June 6th. → Read More
Rain, snow expected to spray southern AZ through early Wednesday
A cut-off area of low pressure is spinning over Baja California and will bring us valley rain and mountain snow late Monday through early Wednesday. → Read More
Coldest air in 7 years arrives Tuesday
Only three times in the past 30 years has the temperature fallen below 25 degrees, and in the past 50 years we've only seen temperatures colder than 25 degrees nine times! → Read More
Tucson will move from the mid-70s to 50s within 24 hours, rain expected
Our next weather maker will move into the area overnight Monday and in to most of the day Tuesday bringing sharply cooler air temperatures and a chance of light rain. → Read More
Rain arrives on schedule
Clearing should occur from west to east as we make our way through the nighttime hours. → Read More
Southern Arizona is drought-free
The next chance of wet weather arrives late next week. → Read More
What's the hottest temperature possible?
TUCSON - If all of the recent heat has you wondering how hot can the Earth get, you're not alone. So let's resolve this question together. shielded by direct sunlight is the gold standard and matt... → Read More
It's almost July and this part of the Americas are still seeing
It's Almost July and Snow Is Falling in Newfoundland, Canada Residents of Newfoundland, Canada, were greeted with snow and biting cold winds Tuesday morning despite the fact that July begins in jus... → Read More
Typical June weather returns this week
TUCSON - After a whopping wet start to monsoon 2018, Mother Nature is going to deliver typical June weather back to southeastern Arizona this week, → Read More
Ramp-Up in Antarctic Ice Loss Speeds Sea Level Rise
Ramp-Up in Antarctic Ice Loss Speeds Sea Level Rise The late summer sun sets over mountains and icebergs around Adelaide Island, Antarctic Peninsula, as 24-hour daylight gives way to the long polar... → Read More
One of the Most Tornadic Times of Year Won't Have Many Tornadoes
May averages more tornadoes than any other month in the U.S. The weather pattern this week is not favorable for a significant threat of tornadoes. → Read More