No snow is in the immediate forecast for the Catalina Mountains. Contact reporter Doug Kreutz at dkreutz@tucson.com or at 573-4192. On Twitter: @DouglasKreutz Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson.

Let's finish up our time travel journey through the history of the Catalina Foothills and the Tanque Verde Valley. Last time we covered development of the Catalina Foothills. Time-machine clock ...

Smoke from the 95,000-acre blaze is covering the mountains and filling the Central Valley. Hall says the plume from the fire is spreading as far north as Sacramento.

A shower or two could make its way into the valley. Most of us will be dry, however. High pressure will begin moving in today and will stay in the area for the rest of the week.

Storms roll through east of Tucson looking toward the Catalina Mountains from the University of Arizona campus on July 18, 2024.